In 2002, Underground Resistance released 'Transition', a track that is now regarded as one of the most formative dance music tracks of the early 2000s. Lyrically, the track expresses change, development, and growth through self-actualization and recognizing one's dreams.

As queer people, the concept of transitioning is fundamental. To constantly grow and change and adapt is essential to becoming one's truest self, which is something I reflected on a lot when I put this remix together.

This remix is dedicated to everyone who has made their transition to become their truest self and everyone who commits to their transition as a life-long journey.

***These songs are available for free download, but all proceeds will be committed to Black Rainbow, a national volunteer Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBQTIA+SB social enterprise in the pursuit of positive health and well-being for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Asexual, Sistergirl and Brotherboys (LGBQTIA+SB). I strongly advocate that you donate to Black Rainbow directly, and continually commit to financially supporting first nations groups wherever possible.

Vocal sample pulled from Underground Resistance's 'Transition', released in 2002 on Underground Resistance in Detroit, Michigan.
Vocals included from 'The Mercenary', also known as Christa Robinson, Cornelius Harris, and Dan Caballero.

Underground Resistance - Transition (D. Tyrone Remix)

After a long hiatus, the Hidden Rooms series returns with @rpuamsterdam affiliate @cindy-shk providing an hour across with hazy, minimal house and to rolling into the party poppers. 

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Hidden Rooms Mix Series || Cindy

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Pre-Order the 12" Vinyl & Digital Release (out Sept. 15 2023) on our bandcamp:
https://octoocta.bandcamp.com/album/dreams-of-a-dancefloor-ep

 - “Dreams of a Dancefloor” is the latest EP by Octo Octa (aka Maya Bouldry-Morrison) on her label T4T LUV NRG. Maya spent the last 3 years perfecting her engineering on these three sensual, beautiful and enveloping songs. For the opening track, “Late Night Love”, we hear Octo Octa capturing not just the subjective experience of dancing together, but also what happens after the party, making love and holding her partner close. It has none of the formalism of “big trance” and is instead an extended house-trance missive all her own with beautiful resonances that evoke Motherbeat and the ineffable softness of true connection. The second track “Let Yourself Go!” raises the tempo but maintains the mood of the record. The song is a classic Octo Octa ecstatic breakbeat acid jam written for building heat in the body and for speaker-dancing under a starlit sky. The E.P. closer, “Come Here, Let’s Commune”, is an invitation to explore togetherness. The essence of the track is a gorgeous piano theme, grounded in Maya’s belief that the dancefloor experience can be not only exciting and ecstatic, but also deeply moving and generative—a reminder that underground dance culture offers permission for connections unsanctioned in the dominant society.

Octo Octa - Dreams Of A Dancefloor Clips

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With a discography spanning 30 releases, including sought after records from ERP, Donato Dozzy and Hieroglyphic Being, Madrid-based @apnea-records line up the debut solo release from Detroit's finest Kyle Hall (@KMFH).

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