Moodymann
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About the Artist

Moodymann, also known as Kenny Dixon Jr., is a Detroit-based producer and DJ whose performances are a rich tapestry of soulful house, deep groove, and raw electronic roots blended with elements of jazz and funk. Known within underground circles as a guardian of Detroit's musical legacy, his live sets often evoke a communal, almost spiritual atmosphere, driven by a deep respect for vinyl and analog warmth. His tracks like “Don’t You Want My Love” and “I Can't Kick This Feeling When It Hits” showcase his ability to marry irresistible dance beats with emotionally resonant vocals, creating a vibe that is both nostalgic and endlessly fresh. Moodymann’s eclectic sets are peppered with anecdotes about Detroit's musical history, adding layers of storytelling to his groove-heavy performances, often leaving fans feeling like they've just taken a sonic tour through the city’s soul. Rumor has it he once spent a set subtly teaching the audience about the nuanced art of vinyl crate digging, making his shows not just a party, but an education in groove appreciation.