Eden Alison offers perspective and a keen sense of selection. She is a budding researcher and writer of electronic dance music culture (EDMC) – having presented at conferences, symposiums, and creating installations celebrating the culture’s achievements – and continuously hones her craft: The ability to deliver absolution through sound. Having written for Jaxlore, an internet mainstay (and mixtape label) covering the regional Florida rave scene from 1995 to 2017, she mused on cultural shifts, covered events, reviewed records, and relished her journey through life in rave for over a decade. Alison is currently a freelance writer of transgender studies and EDMC, having recently been featured in the latest issue of the women-focused, London-based Pink Noise Zine, in May 2021 and in August, 2019. Alison also represented Ego Killer, a collective showcasing performers who put music in front of persona, purpose in front of person. Concluding the effort in 2019 after 12 years, she has moved to the great city of Philadelphia, taking the ethos of underground dance music fast forward into the future. Of course, any top-drawer cuts from the last 45+ years are fair play. From 2015 to 2018, Alison hosted two underground electronic music programs for UNF’s WSKR 95.5 FM and appeared on several podcasts. 164 episodes later, graduation called. She was a featured guest on Daisychain in December 2018. August 2019 saw Alison's skills were spotlighted on KSFR 101.1 FM’s dance music show, Legion of Boom. Once in Philadelphia, Alison renamed her mixtape label to The Sound of Volition, has been a genre-varied regular guest on WKDU 91.7 FM, documenting life (taking pen, paper, and Polaroid with her), and being nimble enough turntable-side so as not to be pigeonholed and linear. She likes big tracks, though.