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[TEST] DJ Kestrel Nachtwald

Open-format club and event DJ specialising in house, techno, and crowd-reading dance-floor sets

In personWilling to travel beyond my local area

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About

DJ Kestrel Nachtwald is a fictional Berlin DJ created for QA testing. Working across house, techno, disco, and open-format pop, Kestrel builds sets that respond to the room in real time, reading energy and steering the dance floor through peaks and breathers. Equally at home warming up a corporate gala or headlining a late-night club room, Kestrel brings a full professional rig, a deep and constantly updated library, and a calm, reliable presence from load-in to last song. Requests and do-not-play lists are welcomed and integrated smoothly so the night feels personal without ever losing momentum.

Genres
ElectronicPopFunkWorld music
Events
Corporate eventsPrivate partiesWeddingsFestivalsCommunity events
Travel

Covers Berlin and Brandenburg without travel charges. Available across Germany and the wider EU; travel and accommodation quoted per event. Equipment freight arranged for destinations beyond driving range.

Equipment

Full rig included: two-deck controller with backups, club-standard speakers and subwoofer for up to 200 guests, wireless microphone for announcements, and dance-floor lighting. Larger rooms may require a house PA, which can be coordinated.

Accessibility

Booth can be set up at floor level for step-free access. Volume-managed early sets available for events with noise-sensitive guests or nearby residents.

Working policies

A deposit confirms the booking; the balance is due before the event start. Cancellations within 14 days forfeit the deposit. A safe, dry, covered booth area with power is required for outdoor events. Song requests and a do-not-play list should be shared three days ahead. Overtime is billed per additional hour if agreed on the night.