cat mahatta attempts to extend her subconscious dreamlife into music practice that creates an alternate space in which queer & POC & trans & other oppressed lives exist freely in exaltation. her music is heavily influenced by the r&b, pop, and hip-hop that she grew up listening and dancing to
she made these songs in her bedroom with her friends that express her experience as a queer mixed escapist psychic radical sensitive weirdo. they are distortions of the reality of self perceived into a poetic electronic self actualized on her own terms
this project attempts to satisfy her primary desires in life to worship divine queerness, share music and dance herself free. it's a dream to escape into, an outerspace when the innerspace is hard to inhabit for anyone who could use that kind of place

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