The OT301 has been squatted (1999) and bought (2006) by a diverse, international community that is united in an association called EHBK. We run this alternative, not-for-profit platform as a collective, in which housing, workspaces and public functions are combined to contribute to the arts, politics and subculture.

After the 22:00 screening of Move Ya Body: The Birth of House Music at LAB111, the celebration continues at OT301 with the Black Soil Closing Party 
From the silver screen to the dance floor — join us as Detroit legend Kyle Hall and Amsterdam’s own Nedda Sou bring deep grooves and soulful energy to close out the festival.
Hosted by Night Owls – a celebration of house culture, movement, and connection. The floor is open, the groove is deep, and the night is ours.

Artists:

Kyle Hall
Hailing from Detroit, Kyle Hall began making electronic music as a teenager within the city’s rich house and techno tradition. 
His sound blends jazz, soul and gospel influences with stripped-back, dance-floor ready grooves. Over the years he’s released on prominent labels and performed around the globe, maintaining a deep connection to Detroit’s legacy while advancing underground house music. 

Nedda Sou
Amsterdam-based DJ, maker and choreographer, Nedda Sou draws from her roots growing up in a Moroccan household and discovered belonging on the dance floor. Her multidisciplinary path merges freestyle dance, spoken word and electronic music — with a mission to break down barriers and create inclusive spaces for movement and expression

Tickets:
€10 in presale
€15 at the door (get 50% discount on doorsale with your film ticket)