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In House Medicine is the production and tech house DJ duo of real-life partners Kaytee and Noah Becker. Their sound is bouncy, gritty and musically rich, pairing lifelong musicianship with an instinct for reading a dance floor. They have opened for Tara Brooks at Mammoth Mountain's inaugural International Women's Day Après-Ski Party, performed alongside Chromeo, Ardalan, Nala and J. Worra at the 2026 Arc'teryx Academy, and gone back-to-back with Patricio. Their original productions and remixes have received support from Sam Divine, Roger Sanchez, Nicole Moudaber, Jamie Jones, Paco Osuna, Shiba San and Joseph Capriati. Both are Recording Academy members.

Kaytee is a classically trained pianist, vocalist, actress, DJ and producer. Her work in publicity, strategy and artist development has helped guide clients to four consecutive GRAMMY nominations, a GRAMMY Award win in 2024 and multiple #1 Billboard debuts. She has shared her music PR expertise for organizations including Berklee College of Music, CD Baby and Icon Collective. A Recording Academy member, she brings lifelong musicianship and decades of industry experience to the duo.

Noah Becker is a producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter. A founding member of NYC tech house collective Holosound, he has performed alongside Justin Martin, Kaskade, Lee Burridge and Jody Wisternoff. His productions have reached #1 on Billboard's Dance Club Play chart multiple times, with remix and record credits including Missy Elliott, Usher, Alicia Keys, Alanis Morissette and Jason Derulo. He is also a Recording Academy member.

His label Citric Recordings released Rami Abousabe's first commercial record before Abousabe became one half of Bedouin, and earned multiple Beatport Top 100 appearances. Noah also co-founded music technology and rights management company AdRev, which was acquired by Downtown Music in 2019 and now operates as part of FUGA.

After building careers across music, technology and artist development, Kaytee and Noah made the leap to focus full-time on their shared artistic vision. In House Medicine brings sophisticated grooves, unexpected textures and infectious energy to the dance floor.