Kenny Perez
88Nine Program Director / On-Air TalentHometown:
Norwalk, Conn., by way of New York.
First concert:
The last Lollapalooza at Alpine Valley with Tool, Devo and Snoop Dogg!
Favorite place to take a visitor in Milwaukee:
I love taking people to get a good cup of coffee because far too often they don’t have the best brews in their hometown.
What about you would surprise people:
You’d be surprised by how versatile of a DJ I am. I love surprising people with eclectic sounds from all over the world in several different genres.
Favorite artist of all time:
A real music lover would never answer this question.
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The U.K. duo — one a superstar of the scene and the other a rising talent — bring a jolt of energy to this episode. -
This episode of the best new Latin alternative begins with a nod to the past and iconic Colombian artist Totó la Momposina. -
The Chicago-based, genre-defying musician has us feeling optimistic about where Latin alternative will go in the years ahead. -
Forged in the battle-rap scene, Trueno and his countryman/collaborator Milo J lead a new generation of Argentine artists. -
Fresh off the release of their new album, the masked DJ/producer delivered an entrancing mix for Milwaukee to enjoy. -
The community activist and member of local music collective Death Is A Business joins us to talk about creativity and workers rights. -
The globally raised electronic artist has a sound that pulls from so many places but always propels you forward. -
The Milwaukee grassroots organization joins this episode to talk about music and taking action in the face of injustice. -
In an area with so much Latine representation, the annual music event came through with some big moments for Latin alternative artists. -
Dutch electronic duo Weval takes over In the Mix with a deep, cinematic set fresh off their Chorophobia tour and ahead of a packed festival summer.
