John Tejada crafts seamless journeys through electronic music, blending deep cuts and future sounds to connect the underground's past with its evolving future.
Part wax, part digital, pure heat. Tyler “Boogie” Boudreaux channels KCRW’s eclectic sound through a kaleidoscope of psych, garage rock, soul, funk, and indie sounds. Vintage records collide with new releases, while house, indie dance, post-punk, trip-hop, darkwave, and unexpected detours keep the boundaries loose. The common thread is energy, groove, and discovery, with one hand in the crates and the other firmly planted in what’s happening now. Tune in to Tyler’s show Thursday nights from 8 to 10pm.
A dance-forward mix that moves freely between house, disco, boogie, electronic music, global club sounds, and plenty in between. SiLVA’s sets are built for Saturday night, mixing new tracks, classics, edits, and deep cuts without getting boxed into one genre. The emphasis is on movement, surprise, and keeping the energy alive from one record to the next. Tune in to SiLVA Saturday evenings from 6 to 8pm.
Music to make you feel. Francesca Harding explores the emotional side of KCRW’s eclectic sound, moving freely between global rhythms, electronic music, soul, indie, rock, and unexpected discoveries from across eras. Her sets favor feeling over genre, allowing Soul, Funk and R&B move into electronic music, or a familiar classic, to take on a completely new context. The result is a warm, adventurous mix built around mood, connection, and surprise. Tune in to Francesca’s show Tuesday nights from 8 to 10pm.