Chill Out and downtempo — Summer Farewell 2020 is a purpose-built sendoff meant to cool the end of the season and ease the shift into fall. This mix gathers lounge, deep-house, and soulful textures to calm the nerves and create a slow, reflective mood after an unsettled year. Highlights include VERWEST’s sunrise opener, Yotto’s contemplative Another Riff For The Good Times, and ARTBAT’s remix of CamelPhat & Yannis’ Hypercolour. Sean Finn’s take on Mauro Picotto and Full Intention’s sunset rework of Alina K add late-afternoon remix warmth, while originals from Adriatique & Marino Canal with Delhia De France, Nigel Hayes, and breezy cuts from Carlo Whale and Markus Homm keep the flow intimate rather than peak-time aggressive. Nearly two hours long, the set is tailored for unwinding, reading, driving at dusk, or any quiet ritual that helps you step away and breathe before whatever comes next.

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Chill Out: Be Free — The Chill Out Sessions (Summer 2020) is a downtempo, lounge-forward mix curated for late afternoons and easy evenings. This 2½-hour set blends chill, jazz, indie and low-key house into a mellow flow designed for unwinding, reading, or low-key conversation.

Highlights include Peyton’s Things Can Only Get Better (Eric Kupper Extended Mix) and an Atjazz remix of Bob Sinclar’s The Ghetto, plus warm moments from Bicep, Peggy Gou, Jayda G, and Elements Of Life with Louie Vega featuring Anané. The sequence moves between melodic, beachy edits and subtle grooves—splashes of experimental texture and jazzy warmth sit comfortably alongside low-key house cuts to keep the set varied without breaking its late‑day calm.

Be Free collects lounge and indie-leaning tracks from 2020 into a single relaxed journey, roughly 2 hours and 28 minutes, ideal for relaxing at home or setting a chilled soundtrack for quiet company.

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This Chill Out entry in the Diva Series (2017) collects slowed, soulful house reworks that spotlight Sade’s shadowy elegance for relaxed sets and late-night listening. It’s a tribute mix built from rare edits and fan-made remixes — including a noted scarce David Morales take on “Shelter” that samples Sade’s “I Never Thought I’d See the Day.”

Highlights favor tasteful, downtempo treatments that preserve the originals’ restraint while adding fresh rhythmic textures. Palinoia’s airy rework of “The Sweetest Taboo,” Master Chic’s lush “Nothing Can Come Between Us,” and Nellee Hooper’s hypnotic flip of “Feel No Pain” set the mood, while Jason B’s “Soldier of Love” revamp and Ben Watt’s Lazy Dog mix of “By Your Side” lean more modern. The set also acknowledges fan-driven bootlegs and edits by Greg Delon and DJ “S,” underscoring how Sade’s songs continue to inspire creative reimagining across chill and soulful house scenes.

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This 2016 Chill Out mixtape blends chill, downtempo, deep house, electronic-pop, and classic house moods into an 82‑minute Summer Farewell set designed to ease you from long afternoons into cooler nights. It’s a reflective end-of-summer mix that balances mellow, atmospheric passages with more driving house moments without a published tracklist.

There’s no official cue sheet for this episode, but the flow moves between lush downtempo textures and deeper club-ready rhythms, offering a steady, late-season soundtrack rather than peak-hour peakiness. The original post was lost during a site update, but the recorded mix survived and is available here as the final set to cap off the season.

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This 2016 Chill Out mixtape from the Mixtape Sessions is designed to cool the height of summer with downtempo, deep-house and soulful house selections. The set opens with Zedd & Aloe Blacc’s reworked Candyman and moves through relaxed house, reggae-tinged grooves and late-night soul crafted for sunset listening and slow company. Highlights include Danny Darko’s Los Angeles (Slinko Remix), TrackLab’s Jetlag and J Paul Getto’s nostalgic The Vibe with its addictive 70s soul vibe. Bertie Bassett’s The Only One drops a cherished Loleatta sample, while Kevin Karlson feat. Nelly’s Got The Love and Gabriel & Castellon’s Es Vedra (Touch & Go Remix) round out the warm, easy flow. The mix closes on Emapea’s Good Old Days, whose early‑90s production provides a perfect, wistful finale to an hour‑and‑a‑half of measured, sunset-friendly sounds.

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This Winter 2016 Chill Out mix from the Mixtape Sessions is a one-and-a-half-hour mood-setter that blends deep house, indie and tech-house into a warm, late-night ride. The installment stitches earlier favorites like Snakehips’ All My Friends and Mike Posner’s I Took a Pill in Ibiza with newer go-to cuts to create a relaxed, reflective flow built for slow-build dance floors and after-hours listening.

Highlights called out in the set include Sandy Rivera’s Longtime Coming, which recasts Sam Cooke’s A Change Is Gonna Come into deep, soulful house, and Syncrosonic’s Shelter, a lush track built from Loleatta Holloway samples. Also featured are the indie-leaning BTFU (Mommy Issues) by Mark Johns, Louis Futon’s Wasted On You featuring ROZES, and the deep-house cut I Love It When You by Sam Callahan. Expect tasteful remixes and edits that favor groove and atmosphere over bombast, easing you into the weekend with subtle energy.

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A chill, downtempo Mixtape Sessions mix from Spring 2015 built for late-afternoon listening and easy nights. This installment leans deep and soulful, pulling thoughtful remixes and indie-tinged originals into a relaxed, groove-forward sequence meant to unwind without losing momentum. Highlights include a Classixx recovery of Janet Jackson’s Pleasure Principle and Funkstar De Luxe’s Sun Is Shining rework, plus a surprising, lyric-forward take on Show Me Love by Sam Feldt. You’ll also hear modern favorites from Alina Baraz & Galimatias and a Chainsmokers remix of Clean Bandit’s Real Love, all sandwiched among originals that favor mood and texture over radio familiarity. The set closes on an uplifting soulful-house note with Gina Carey’s Dance (Nigel Lowis Mix), a fitting finish that channels early-80s vocal warmth while keeping the mix contemporary. Clocking in at just over an hour, this volume is a strong follow-up to v1 and a solid pick for fans of deep, soulful chill-out selections.

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This Spring 2015 Mixtape Sessions installment leans into chill and downtempo moods while threading in deep house and indie textures. As a sunnier counterpoint to recent sets, the hour‑plus mix was assembled to reflect better days ahead, balancing warm grooves with occasional moody turns across a 1:23:37 runtime.

Expect eclectic pairings that put classic melodies beside modern producers: highlights include the Shaparder & LRX remix of The Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back,” The Golden Pony’s rework of Simon & Garfunkel’s “Sound of Silence,” and Unlike Pluto’s take on Diplo’s “Revolution.” The set also features Kiasmos’ atmospheric “Looped,” Darius’ remix of The Magician feat. Years and Years’ “Sunlight,” and an edit of Iggy Azalea featuring Jennifer Hudson’s “Trouble,” stitching familiar hooks to club‑friendly textures.

This mix favors easy listening and late‑night vibes over aggression, making it suitable for relaxed parties or background listening when you want something thoughtful but danceable.

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This episode is a deep-house Mixtape Sessions set from 2014 built to carry you from bright indie-house into darker, hypnotic club textures. The mix opens with Santa Maradona F.C. feat. Lucy Spraggan’s breezy “Give Me Sunshine” and moves through Eelke Kleijn’s western-tinged “Mistakes I’ve Made” and Klangkarussell’s soothing “Netzwerk,” setting a warm, melodic tone before the mood deepens.

Highlights include moody cuts like Zhu’s “Faded,” Sebastian Carter’s addictive remix of Birdy’s “Skinny Love,” and a surprising Diplo turn on Zola Jesus’ “Go Blank Sea.” The Avener’s “Fade Out Lines” anchors the latter half with its goth-western deep-house pulse, while Justin Faust’s rework of Janet’s “Someone To Call My Lover” and other soulful remixes keep the set emotionally grounded. At about 1:46:51, this Mixtape Sessions installment makes for an easy late-night drive or a relaxed pre-party warmup—ending on a happy, satisfied note.

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This chill-out mixtape session — Mixtape Sessions, Autumn 2014 — is built for relaxation and late-summer escape. The set eases through deep house, indie and nu-disco textures across a steady 1:38 runtime, starting with Synapson’s slow-moving “Djon Maya Mai” to set a mellow, atmospheric tone. The mix favors mood and continuity over peak-time urgency, ideal for afternoons, long drives, or winding down.

Highlights include a muted Claude VonStroke rework of London Grammar’s “Strong,” the elegant Julio Bashmore cut featuring J Danna, and Jessie Ware’s tender Two Inch Punch remix of “If You’re Never Gonna Move.” Newcomer Superhand’s expansive “Crystal Pianos” provides a cinematic late-set moment, and the mix closes on a brighter disco-tinged note with The Knocks featuring Powers on “Classic.” These selections keep the flow contemplative yet melodic, with subtle remixes and indie-dance turns that reward repeat listens.

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