Until Everybody Is Free
Explore the EP on Common Groove Bandcamp. Support the independent label that released it.
Listen on BandcampBella Cuts is a DJ and producer whose work lives at the intersection of club culture and political reflection. Her debut release, Until Everybody Is Free, arrived through the independent label Common Groove, a platform built for sounds that resist the mainstream. The record pairs dancefloor energy with lyrical themes of solidarity, resistance and freedom, a combination that has defined her sets for the better part of a decade. Across festivals, radio residencies and packed rooms, she has treated the dancefloor as a space where collective energy can be redirected toward connection rather than escape.
The music page gathers everything worth hearing in one place: the EP itself, extended mixes, and a growing archive of DJ sets that trace how her sound has shifted over time. Listeners can stream Until Everybody Is Free on Common Groove's Bandcamp, where each track is presented alongside the label's broader catalogue, then dig deeper into mixes hosted on SoundCloud for longer-form journeys built for open-ended listening rather than a single peak-hour hour.
Beyond the studio and the booth, Bella Cuts maintains an active live schedule, appearing at club nights, festivals and community gatherings where her sets have become a familiar fixture. Her crowd work is often as notable as her track selection, drawing on a feminist, queer perspective that treats the party as a temporary form of collective reorganisation. The performance history reflects a long-standing commitment to smaller independent scenes and grassroots promotion, a thread that continues to shape both her booking calendar and her label involvement.
Supporting an independent label means more than pressing records; it means keeping a shared infrastructure visible and solvent. Bella Cuts' work with Common Groove, and her broader presence across independent platforms, reflects a scene sustained by word of mouth, volunteer energy and audience loyalty. Following her social channels and mailing list is the simplest way to hear new material first, receive news about upcoming shows, and stay connected to a project built deliberately on collective rather than commercial terms.