About Madlon
Madlon is a Seattle-based melodic dance DJ/producer who has quickly risen to prominence in the PNW dance music scene. Specializing in trance, progressive, and melodic bass, she loves bringing people beautiful and connective experiences through music.
She started making traction releasing music on labels including Longstocking’s Feral One Records and Tony H’s Munchies After Dark Records. Her latest single, “Unbound” came out on Feral One Records’ Seattle Vol. 2 compilation, contributing to the album’s success in nabbing top 10 spots on Beatport. 2023 saw her public radio debut on the first episode of c89.5’s mix and podcast series Guest Mix Seattle. After winning a spot at Dancefestopia 2023, she quickly followed her major festival debut with Insomniac’s Boo! Seattle six weeks later. In August 2024, she opened the inaugural Vivid Experience Festival on the c89.5-hosted stage.
Madlon has directly supported artists including Ruben de Ronde, Xijaro & Pitch, Fatum, Pretty Pink, Amidy, and Paul Thomas. She has also opened for trance, progressive, and melodic bass DJ/producers: Cosmic Gate, ilan Bluestone, Somna, Memory Loss, JES, Kristina Sky, Spencer Brown, Cristoph, Au5, Chime, and Gem & Tauri, to name a few. In 2024, she played her first headlining shows, demonstrating her unique, flowing meld of trance and melodic bass music with her captivating stage presence. Madlon endeavors to make sets and write songs that take you on a colorful, wild, and healing melodic journey.
Thank you so much for supporting our suicide prevention fundraiser!
We raised over $1,000 for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention! Golden Goddess led the efforts with several PDX event production companies, and a talented roster of DJ/producers played at Madlon’s first headlining show. Online proceeds from the show are going to the national chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and door ticket proceeds are going to the local PDX chapter. The GoFundMe page is still open if you’d like to donate.
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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.
Press & Accolades
“The recent Seattle Volume 1 compilation was such a smashing success, artists big and small, old and new, are gearing up for Volume 2 already. Equally exciting is maintaining this fresh direction for the label and applying this to artists across the globe. This first Seattle based volume showcases myself, Jon Lee, Simon Houser, EMUH, Rachel Vick, Wolfstax, Jesse Leer, Tokita, Tony H, Sam Hipp, Snapdragon, Madlon and Reverend Dollars.
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Madlon’s work has been referenced in the following articles:
“Meet Denni Kindred” - CanvasRebel
“Longstocking: ‘The marginalized are in the “guest house’, at best” - Electronic Groove
“The Seattle Electronic Music Producers Association is helping elevate local producers’ sounds” - Dance Music Northwest
“Props on this local comp!!”
“‘Time to Heal’ [is] my favorite, all quality productions though. Massive thanks, great work from everyone!!”
