Post by Noreen Fagan
Caitlyn Pascal is a woman who is seriously tapped into what Ottawa’s queer community wants, needs and loves.
Pascal is a music geek, an arts promoter and the maven behind the Divergence Movie Nights, a monthly event showcasing LGBTQ documentaries. She is also the instigator of Pitch Black, an experimental music evening with live musicians where Pascal, a.k.a DJ CPI, performs live and spins edgy tunes for music lovers alongside Jairus (ad-ver-sary)..
Pascal’s latest metamorphosis is as the creator of Q Bounce, an alternative dance party that debuts on Saturday, Jan. 28 at SAW Gallery. Q Bounce is also Pascal’s chance to play what she is most passionate about – underground bass music.
“Underground music is a catch all that is often used to describe a lot of contemporary electronic music,” says Pascal. “Bounce, booty, jungle, breakbeats, deep house, and post-dubstep.”



CPI has been pushing the boundaries of contemporary DJing for 14 years and is here to pay homage to the things she loves: Queers. Underground sounds. and BASS.







