Tate Etc. presents MixTate

‘The food of love’: the originator of the lovers rock sound echoes the joyful feeling captured in a photograph by Horace Ové

A photograph of Carnival by Horace Ové reminds the London-born DJ and filmmaker of a time ‘when sound systems ruled the day'

The DJ and producer takes inspiration from Jannis Kounellis's 1993 sculpture, which chimes with their own definition of home

The artist, producer and DJ responds to turbulent times in their new sound composition inspired by Wolfgang Tillmans’s photograph of the Atlantic Ocean

Detroit techno legend Jeff Mills creates a mix inspired by Chris Ofili’s mystical watercolour Harvester

Paris-based producer and composer Shcaa reflects on the many shades of mystery in Paul Klee’s watercolour

For the eighth in our series of mixes, DJ and producer Helena Hauff takes inspiration from Robert Peake's Lady Anne Pope 1615

Austrian duo HVOB take inspiration from the serenity and clarity of Helena Almeida’s series Drawing (with pigment) 1995–9

Montréal-based composer Kara-Lis Coverdale sees a story of engagement in Joan Miró’s etching

London-based producer Visionist sees light through the darkness of Francis Bacon’s Study for a Portrait

Chicago-born Jamal Moss (aka Hieroglyphic Being) presents a new piece of music inspired by the work of Wifredo Lam

London-based multi-instrumentalist WIFE takes inspiration from Bill Viola’s Tiny Deaths

London-based producer E.M.M.A creates a mix of her own tracks influenced by Eduardo Paolozzi’s Bash

Berlin-based producer Claude Speeed takes inspiration from Matthew Barney’s Cremaster 5

Composer and one half of Mouse on Mars Jan St Werner takes inspiration from Dieter Roth’s Two Persons

New York-based producer FaltyDL takes inspiration from Ford Madox Brown’s Take Your Son, Sir

For the ninth mix in our series, experimental producer Prayer takes inspiration from J.M.W. Turner’s The Fall of Anarchy (?) c.1833–4

London-based producer Lixo takes inspiration from William Hogarth’s Gin Lane

Minor Victories’ Justin Lockey approaches The Soul of the Soulless City with dread and wonder