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Truants presents this mix from NYC producer Alien D: "A contemplative excursion through soulful house, evocative techno rhythms, tripped-out vocals, and late-night dancefloor bliss, shining a well-deserved light on the music of his peers."

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JIALING makes Daisychain a mix of "heart breaks and bass."

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James Massiah presents a mix of experimental electronica for TANK: “This mix is for the journey. It's a mix for discovery. I like the idea that the different cross sections these artists represent can intersect through me. It's moody. It's atmospheric. It's dark at times but it's fun too.”

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Bogotá-born, Berlin-via-Miami artist Bitter Babe delivers a mix for Resident Advisor highlighting under-the-radar acts from Peru, Brazil, and beyond: "Starting with subby downtempo before moving onto swampy baile funk, technoid mutations of dembow and cheeky UKG, it showcases her expertise for trippy yet deeply kinetic grooves."

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Arushi Jain presents her flight-inspired Crack Mix: “The undulations in air pressure, bass drone of the engine, and dizzying distance from earth encourages external waves of emotion. In between now and when I’m back on land, I have an opportunity to release, and ready myself to be replenished. These moments are delicate, not unlike the music I chose for this mix.”

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NikNak makes a mellow mix for Ransom Note, self-described as a "timescale depiction of a day on the beach."

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Philadelphia's QRTR delivers a high energy mix "ranging from breaks to house to techno" for an episode of On The Record.

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London's Saoirse presents her mix for Bleep: "The concept for this mix was to recreate the types of sets that I've been playing recently in small intimate nightclubs from 5am onwards. The types of places where the only purpose is to get your head down and dance."

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Crack Magazine presents a new mix from British producer Josiah Gladwell, aka K-LONE: "Drawing from his wider music taste as well as club-rooted sounds, K-LONE journeys freely through hazy R&B, tinkering electronic warmth and ambient house."

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Here's a 3-hour ambient mix from UK producer James Holden recorded live at a silent party hosted by Speckle in London.

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Big Saldo’s Chunkers label founder Sally C brings an hour of "propulsive bouncers and trademark Chunkers®" to the Oddysee mix series.

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DJ Mag presents SUCHI's Fresh Kicks mix as a "deep, percussive, bassy and hypnotic selection with touches of euphoria. It spans techno, breaks, trance, percussive and progressive house with a couple of fun club edits thrown in there for good measure."