Hello,

A friend Jon Lemmon has a show named Different Channels on 107.3 KBFG here in Seattle. It showcases different types of electronica, soul, funk, and all the saucy stuff in between. My mix for this show is pretty much a playlist of what I'm into these days. Some hip hop, r&b fusion,  uptempo jams, 70's jazz-soul etc. It's reminiscent of my KEXP mix from 4 years ago. I guess you would say it's a follow up to that. 

Link to Midnight in a Perfect World on KEXP 2016
https://soundcloud.com/joey-webb/kexp-seattle-midnight-in-a-perfect-world-201608

Anyway, I hope you enjoy and the mix track list is below.

1. Warm Couture - Ivan Ave / Prod. Mndsgn / Every Eye  (Jakarta Records) 
2. New Gods - Catching Flies / Silver Linings (Indigo Soul) 
3. Summerlude - Benny Sings / City Pop (Stone Throw Records)
4. Always - Georgia Ann Muldrow (Rush Hour Music) 
5. Tangelo - Roane Namuh / OK Hand Signal (Organik Recordings)
6. We Rollin’ for You - Tall Black Guy (Counterweight Records)
7. The Road - Paper Plane / Project Pacific Connection (KudosRecords)
8. Don’t let Get You Down - Wajatta / Don’t let Get You Down  (Ninja Tune)
9. Show and Tell - Brijean / Walkie Talkie  (Native Cat Recordings)
10. Drop Me A Line - Social Lovers / Drop Me Line  (Potions Music)
11. Fou - L’Imperatrice / Fou  (Microqlima Records)
12. Nothing Wrong - Wayne Snow / Freedom TV (Tartelet Records)
13. Nothing Left to Be Desired - Johnny “Guitar” Watson (Federal Records) 
14. Loran’s Dance - Grover Washington, Jr. / A Real Mother for Ya  (Motown Records) 
15. Prototype - Outkast  / Speakerboxxx/The Love Below (LaFace Records)

107.3 KBFG / Different Channels show. Mix by Joey Webb 2020-05

Booking Info
columbiawebb@gmail.com

Joey Webb, a native of San Francisco, has been dishing out dance floor rhythms for over twenty years. Now residing in the Seattle area, he has been bringing his charismatic energy to the turntables as a consistent sound selector for a variety of house, world groves, funk, and soul evenings in the region. Joey has utilized his experience as a DJ in New York City, Houston, San Francisco, and Seattle, where he held party residences, to produce sets that cross genres and entertain thousands. He has supported house legends such as Ron Trent, Terry Hunter, Heather &amp; Colette, David Harness, and Miguel Migs, among others. Joey, a pillar of the Seattle underground house music community, continues to play the music he loves without limitation.