When it comes to big names in UK dance music, they don't come bigger than Carl Cox. The larger-than-life DJ and producer has been delivering smiles to clubbers since the mid-'80s, so it's particularly serendipitous that he'd deliver to us the stems of his 1996 techno classic "The Player."

Brooklyn's biggest, baddest, bearded electro indie force Tommie Sunshine and his partners-in-crime The Disco Fries have has been involved with an arsenal of labels, clubs and musicians including Katy Perry, Santana, Usher and Pitbull. Now is your chance to get involved with Mr. Sunshine and The Fries as we offer you the chance to remix their cut "Don't Look Back," originally released in December. With all the key strings, horns, synths and the full vocal ready for free download, this remix contest is ready for your additional creativity and personal flavor.

Disorienting, slightly off kilter and infectiously groovy, Marc Houle's new album "Undercover" features what the artist considers to be the most personal music he's produced since leaving the Minus camp to focus entirely on his Items & Things imprint.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you will instantly recognize those familiar trumpet calls, that infectious rhythm and the diva-inspired vocals about that special feeling when all you really need is someone to get yo' freak on with. Mousse T's infamous track "Horny" is back and ready for you to play with the free parts, add your own sexy flavor and create your own version of the house classic.

Germany's most infamous part time park ranger, part time techno superstar and full time avian aficionado has now announced the remix contest for "Adler," a track named after the king of the predatory birds, the eagle. Following such chart-topping and genre-defining releases such as "Fauna & Flora" and "Bionik," Dominik has offered for free download the necessary remix parts for a fresh remix contest, allowing the producer to twist the original track into whichever sonic direction they choose.