
Rachel Noon
she/her · DJ, Producer
From New York City, based in Berlin, Germany · Resident at mp3 Berlin, Pornceptual, Large Marge
Rachel Noon first played Basement NYC in 2019, then K41 in Kyiv (2021), Bassiani in Tbilisi and Tresor in Berlin (both 2022), FOLD in London (2023), RAUM in Amsterdam (2024), and Fuse in Brussels (2026). Rachel Noon has played Basement NYC 7 times.
Rachel Noon grew up in New York City and is now based in Berlin, where she has built a steady presence as a DJ rooted in both community and the dancefloor. Her sets draw on a long history in NYC rave culture, and that background continues to inform how she approaches music selection and the spaces she plays in.
Noon holds residencies at Pornceptual in Berlin and KALT Club in Strasbourg, and runs two of her own event projects: LARGE MARGE, a roaming party that has grown to reach international audiences, and mp3, an intimate Berlin night that has quietly become a local favourite over the past three years.
Rachel works at SEVEN and is an integral part of our core team. She is responsible for Release Management on SEVEN and A.2AUM and also runs the De Reünie and Pornceptual Mix Series.
A skilled producer, Rachel is working on an EP and has a track on the forthcoming VA for PRNCPTL "AFTERGLOW - ACT III: CHAPTER XIII" which releases for the party's thirteenth anniversary in August 2026.
Rachel Noon in the entrance to Basement NYC November 2025Photo via Instagram @rachelnoondj
Rachel Noon outside K41 in Kyiv Nov 2025Photo via Instagram @rachelnoondjRachel Noon’s hot picks from the SEVEN Store
Records Rachel is reaching for right now, hand-picked from behind the counter.

Get Down - deep, tropical, vibey AF. This one rides so hard. What a revelatory journey of a track.

B2 “Turn” seals the deal for me on this one. Gregariously chunky and spaced-out, with a fresh bassline to melt anyone with even half a hankering for the dancefloor.

This release surprised me, and I surprised myself a lot by liking it so much. It’s overall a lot darker than the stuff I usually go for. Gorgeous spooky melodies on A1, and B1 is like walking through a labyrinth of texture, a true sound design godsend.

Pure gold for an opening techno set! Dubby, patient, efficient, and huge in its stereo depth. Pure and serene techno.

A really creative EP where every track has its own distinct techy character. I picked this one for its stability and low-key drive. Any of them would fly with the right DJ at the right moment. Huge potential to slap.
