With albums released on top-tier labels such Ninja Tune and Brainfeeder, Vienna's Dorian Concept has been one of the electronic music world's more fascinating producers for the past decade, and his guest DJ mix for Midnight in a Perfect World delivers a fittingly unpredictable journey through dizzy…
The alias of Seattle-based DJ, artist, advocate, organizer, and TUF collective member Annie Holden, Ahold Of delivers a powerful conceptual mix for Midnight in a Perfect World that's dedicated to workers everywhere caught in the grind of capitalism.
Now based in the Bay Area, Japanese DJ/producer Qrion contributes a stellar Midnight in a Perfect World mix that takes the listener on a hypnotizing journey through propulsive underground house and cerebral tech-house rhythms.
Cologne's Roosevelt delivers a seamless sonic journey through hypnotic house, spacious disco, and refined tech-house grooves on his exclusive guest DJ mix.
Seattle's DJ Julia aka Julia PlanetDisco closes out Midnight in a Perfect World's 2018 run with a dark, gritty, and groovy sonic journey through underground techno, tech-house, and house rhythms.
Atlanta-based MC Sa-Roc and her longtime DJ/producer partner Sol Messiah share an exclusive guest mix for Midnight in a Perfect World that features choice hip-hop selections both new and old.
Seattle-based DJ, producer, and label runner Nark (aka Kevin Kauer) delivers a hypnotic and seamless journey through underground techno and cerebral acid rhythms on his exclusive guest DJ mix for Midnight in a Perfect World.
Fresh off the release of his sophomore album 'Apricity,' Toronto-bred musician Harrison delivers a super groovy Midnight in a Perfect World mix as he stitches together infectious house, boogie, disco, funk, R&B edits, and a few of his own unreleased tracks in supremely smooth fashion.
Seattle's own GriffinGrrl aka Emily Griffin seamlessly pieces together a glistening sonic journey through propulsive house and vocal tech-house rhythms on her exclusive guest DJ mix for Midnight in a Perfect World.
In 2018, KEXP celebrated the 30th anniversary of local record label Sub Pop with a four-month retrospective, "counting up" every catalog number in their vast discography of over 1,200 releases. Dig into the archives of our catalog coverage, featuring in-depth coverage on the history of their releases.
