You know the feeling â the one of anticipation as you descend into a dimly lit basement or traverse a corridor into a huge room where bodies are moving in time to the music. You might have enjoyed the bass, people-watching, letting go. Less so the queue for the bathroom or the bar.
For many of us, these experiences are but a distant memory, as weâre now more than a year into a pandemic that has seen clubs around the world close their doors to stem the spread of the virus. Early on, some turned to online alternatives such as Club Quarantine, the name taken by two projects â DJ D-Niceâs Instagram Live party that saw Joe Biden, Michelle Obama and Rihanna tune in, and the other hailed as âZoomâs hottest new queer clubâ.