- The raw tracks for this issue's Bollywood-style Mix Rescue, a song called 'Kaathaadi' by Sambasevam Shanmugam.
- Some slick vocal-led electronic dance-pop, in the form of AM Contra's 'Heart Peripheral'.
- Two tracks from Brian Eno & David Byrne's early-80s milestone album My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts. (Although most legitimate 'free multitracks' I've encountered from well-known artists are actually submixed stems, incomplete 'remix packs', or data-compressed audio files, these two actually seem to be the real deal -- 24-bit WAVs taken direct from the original multitrack tapes.)
- A powerful Muse-flavoured indie rock production from The Doppler Shift.
- Another sample-based film cue, this time desert-themed suspense from New York-based media composer Mike Skalandunas.
- A great acoustic song by Will Knox, multitracked live in front of an audience at Sweetwater's GearFest 2011 expo.
- A wistful acoustic number with a French cafe vibe: 'If You Say' by James May.
- The final multitrack from Season Two of the Shaking Through project (which has just achieved its funding target for a third season -- hurrah!): Snowmine's 'Curfews'.
- Two multitrack sessions in support of instructional videos from Methods & Applications Laboratory: Swinging Steaks country-rock 'Lost My Way' and Jamie Walker's acoustic country 'Love Can Be'.
- We Fell From The Sky: 'Not You' (Mix Rescue May 2011)
- Arise: 'Run Run Run' (Mix Rescue November 2011)