Cerrone is a legendary French musician, drummer, composer, and record producer. He originally rose to fame in the late 1970s with his influential symphonic disco productions, and his 1977 album Supernature was a massive international breakout success. Throughout his 50-year career he's stayed consistently active. Last year he performed at the Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, he just opened up for Jamiroquai's latest shows on the beloved British band's Heels of Steel tour, and he collaborated with Christine and the Queens on the Catching feelings EP that came out this past summer.
For the rare guest DJ mix he put together for Midnight in a Perfect World, Cerrone exhibits his iconic influence as he stitches together his own pieces dating back to the 1970s with some current disco and house gems for a joyful, colorful, non-stop dance party.
| Artist | Title |
|---|---|
| Midnight in a Perfect World | Intro |
| Chris Lake x Abel Balder | Ease My Mind |
| Roberto Surace | Joys (Purple Disco Machine Remix) |
| Cerrone | Je Suis Music (Armand Van Helden Remix) |
| Jamie Jones | Lose My Mind |
| Cerrone | Give Me Love |
| Scissor Sisters | Comfortably Numb |
| Cerrone | A Part Of You |
| Jamiroquai | White Knuckle Ride |
| Cerrone | Love In C Minor (Franc Moody Remix) |
| Myd | Our Home |
| Shakedown | At Night (Remix) |
| Purple Disco Machine | Summer Lovin' |
| Cerrone | Supernature |
| Michael Jackson | Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' |
| Cerrone | Love Is The Answer (Remix) |
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