Exporter of UK rave - preserver of the culture. Pushing the boundaries of hardgroove, breaks and bass - with a dynamic approach to producing and emotionally rich club sets, Rebekah is rooted in the origins of club culture, challenging the status quo and dedicated to cultivating community on the dance floor.
Rebekah has been mixing records for as long as she can remember, developing an ultra-precise and all-encompassing style that incorporates the full rich tapestry of UK Dance music culture into her craft - oscillating between techno, breaks and house, she serves up a gritty yet euphoric selection rooted in the underground.
In 2024, Rebekah’s widely revered hardgroove remix of US rave legend Frankie Bones’ 1998 track ‘Like It Ruff’ and her summer breakbeat single ‘With You..’, received support from both BBC Radio 1 Dance and BBC Radio London. With more unique releases scheduled for 2025, she continues to explore dynamic collaborations and exciting possibilities within the dance music community.
Rebekah maintains her monthly live show ‘Recreation’, on the Central London-based radio station, Bloop, alongside her club night series at Notting Hill Arts Club.
Following her New York, Hong Kong and Montreux Jazz Festival debuts in 2023, Rebekah has continued to build a strong international fan base, frequently performing high-energy and distinctive sets at notable venues such as fabric and Venue MOT in London, Grelle Forelle and Club Zukunft in Europe, along with World Headquarters in her native Newcastle.
Amidst the rapidly changing landscape of club culture, Rebekah’s dedication to preserve the art of dance music and champion the underground is gaining valuable support and recognition, both in the UK and in Central Europe - with growing excitement surrounding her club night series, artist collaborations and commitment to pushing culture forward in today’s challenging climate.
Originally from Newcastle but London-based, Rebekah’s passion for dance music began early in her life. She was immersed in the energy of UK rave culture during the mid-90s, thanks to her two older step brothers and later playing vinyl in her bedroom at age 11. Her eclectic sound is built on the foundation of house, trance, UK bass, garage and the club culture of northern England - transmitting all the hallmarks of a UK artist, whilst amplified by her experiences living in the Middle East, North America and Europe.