About Madlon
Madlon is a Seattle-based DJ and producer known for her emotive blend of trance, progressive, and melodic bass. With releases on labels including Feral One Records, Late Night Munchies, and Munchies After Dark, her sound bridges the cinematic and the dancefloor-ready—always with deep emotional resonance.
In January 2025, she launched Color Theory, an FM radio show on Seattle’s c89.5, guiding listeners every other Sunday night through a two-hour journey across the melodic dance spectrum. Her performances have spanned major festivals like Dancefestopia and Insomniac’s Boo! Seattle, along with direct support slots for artists including Ruben de Ronde, Fatum, Xijaro & Pitch, Amidy, and Pretty Pink.
Madlon's performances are characterized by their flowing meld of trance and melodic bass, aiming to take audiences on a colorful, wild, and healing melodic journey.
Color Theory is your bi-monthly journey through the vibrant melodic dance spectrum – from the softest shades of mellow house to the bold euphoric strokes of melodic bass, and every shade in between. Catch episodes every other Sunday on c89.5 FM in Seattle.
We dropped some merch to celebrate, in collaboration with Atanadinata’s Design.
Please contact us for promos.
Press
Coping 101 Podcast with Richard Hartnell, VP of Outreach at DanceSafe
This special Coping 101 episode features Madlon in conversation with DanceSafe’s Richard Hartnell. Together they discuss the current landscape of nightlife and festivals, covering harm reduction, fentanyl and naloxone, evolving drug policy, and ways we can keep ourselves and our communities safer. You can listen here.
“A two hour exploration of melodic dance music, hosted by Madlon, Color Theory is your bi-monthly journey through the vibrant spectrum – from the softest shades of mellow house to the bold euphoric strokes of melodic bass, and every shade in between.”
“‘Time to Heal’ [is] my favorite, all quality productions though. Massive thanks, great work from everyone!!”
Madlon’s work has also been discussed in:
“‘Color Theory’ Host Reflects For Mental Health Awareness Month” - Harmony Soleil, c895.org
“New Show: Color Theory” - Harmony Soleil, c895.org
“Meet Denni Kindred” - CanvasRebel
“Longstocking: ‘The marginalized are in the “guest house’, at best” - Electronic Groove
“FEATURED LOCAL MUSIC: Seattle Volume 1 by Feral One Records” - Emerald City EDM
“The Seattle Electronic Music Producers Association is helping elevate local producers’ sounds” - Dance Music Northwest
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Tech Requirements
CDJ1000NXS2 (Two minimum — 2000s and up are also welcome)
If CDJs aren’t a possibility, please let us know and we’ll figure it out.
One DJM-900 and One Stage-Monitor
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Appearances
Club Dialogue at Manuscript - Tacoma, WA
Cafe Racer - Seattle, WA
Club Ora - Seattle, WA
Dancefestopia Music Festival - La Cygne, KS
Opaline - Portland, OR
Q Nightclub - Seattle, WA
Rainbow City - Portland, OR
Substation Seattle - Seattle, WA
The Box House - Seattle, WA
The Monkey Loft - Seattle, WA
The Underground - Seattle, WA
Timbre Room - Seattle, WA
Trinity Nightclub - Seattle, WA
Vue Lounge - Seattle, WA
WAMU Theater - Seattle, WA
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Releases and Support
Labels: Feral One, Late Night Munchies, Munchies After Dark, The Rainbow Dimension
Support from c89.5 Public Radio, Tony H, Longstocking, Beach Radio, Harmony Soleil, FIB, Mr. Falcon, Allya, Kidder, Mr. Nunez, Clayton The Chemist and Antadadope.
