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RESIDENT DJ 008: MOON BOOTS
Musician/DJ Peter Dougherty (aka Moon Boots) presents his KCRW Resident DJ series for November 2025 with a themed series of four mixes based on the moon cycle. This week, he offers the Waxing Moon mix, featuring tracks by Deee-Lite, Nitzer Ebb, Loose Joints, and more. (Moon illustrations by Mylene Tolentino.)
Musician/DJ Peter Dougherty (aka Moon Boots) presents his KCRW Resident DJ series for November 2025 with a themed series of four mixes based on the moon cycle. This week, he offers the Waxing Moon mix, featuring tracks by Deee-Lite, Nitzer Ebb, Loose Joints, and more. (Moon illustrations by Mylene Tolentino.)
Our resident DJ for the month of November is Moon Boots, who will be presenting four themed mixes based on the Moon Cycle:
Mix 1 will release on 11/6 and is titled Full Moon - This first mix is an upbeat party mix that coincides with the Full Moon.
Mix 2 will release on 11/13 and is titled Waning Moon - A more relaxed second mix, coinciding with the waning moon.
Mix 3 will release on 11/20 and is titled New Moon - This mix is all about the new: unreleased Moon Boots & friends music, up and comers, and recent releases.
Mix 4 will release on 11/27 and is titled Waxing Moon - A mix that highlights vinyl selects from Moon Boots' own collection
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