Czech-born, Marbella-based DJ and producer Klaudie is emerging as one of the newer names making an impact on Ibiza's house music scene, following a busy summer that included a residency with PIV at Cova Santa and performances across Europe.

Alongside her DJ career, she is also developing her own label, We R The Problem, while preparing to release her latest single, Funky Fresh, later this month.

A Breakthrough Summer in Ibiza

Klaudie's summer has included more than 20 European cities, with some of the most significant dates taking place in Ibiza.

Her PIV residency at Cova Santa has been a particular highlight, bringing her into the orbit of one of the house music scene's established collectives.

She also performed at major venues and events elsewhere in Europe, including Kiesgrube, KOKO London, Indie Beach in Saint-Tropez and PIV's Barcelona event during OFFSónar.

A surprise B2B with Dennis Ferrer at KOKO was another standout moment of the season.

Funky Fresh Arrives This September

Klaudie's next major release is Funky Fresh, due out on September 23 on her own label, We R The Problem.

The track is built around a raw, groove-led house sound with a playful and energetic character.

For Klaudie, the idea behind the record is the moment during a night when the crowd stops overthinking and simply gives into the groove.

She approaches production with the dance floor in mind, drawing heavily on the experience she has gained from DJing.

Building We R The Problem

Klaudie launched We R The Problem at the end of 2025 and has already used the label to showcase music from emerging artists.

The imprint has recorded early success on Beatport, including 10th Avenue reaching the platform's Top 100 House Releases during release week and Genpop's Doing It EP appearing across multiple Beatport charts.

But the label is intended to be about more than music.

Klaudie describes We R The Problem as a wider creative world combining sound, fashion, artwork, nightlife and visual identity.

Challenging the Rules

The name We R The Problem is deliberately provocative.

Klaudie explains that it represents people who question expectations, refuse to fit neatly into categories and are willing to create a little chaos along the way.

The idea is not to celebrate negativity, but individuality.

That philosophy also influences the artists she wants to release, with the label providing space for producers whose music does not necessarily fit into one clearly defined category.

From Classical Violin to Club Music

Klaudie's musical background began long before she entered the DJ world.

She started playing violin at the age of six and spent 12 years performing both individually and in orchestras.

That classical training continues to influence the way she approaches music, particularly in her understanding of phrasing, dynamics, tension and release.

Her very first released track was a rework of a composition by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, connecting her new electronic career with her earlier musical education.

Groove Over Complexity

Klaudie's production style is deliberately focused on movement rather than simply adding more sounds.

She says energy can come from subtle changes in basslines, percussion, arrangement and automation, while removing an element can sometimes create more impact than adding another layer.

That philosophy is evident in her approach to groove-heavy house music, where space and contrast are as important as the individual sounds.

She has also become particularly interested in layering basslines and using small percussion details to keep tracks moving without losing their central identity.

What Makes a Set Memorable?

For Klaudie, the difference between a good DJ set and an unforgettable one comes down to connection.

Reading the room, changing direction when necessary and selecting the right record for a specific moment are all part of the process.

Some of her strongest memories have come from moments when she completely let go behind the decks, describing the experience as stepping into an alter ego and entering another dimension.

Those emotional connections between DJ and crowd are what she considers the most powerful part of performing.

A Growing European Presence

The 2026 season has marked an important step forward in Klaudie's career.

Her Ibiza residency, European touring schedule and growing label have all developed simultaneously, giving her a platform not only as a DJ and producer but also as a curator.

Her upcoming plans include further releases on We R The Problem, additional European dates and appearances during Amsterdam Dance Event.

A New Chapter for Klaudie

With Funky Fresh arriving on September 23, Klaudie is entering the next stage of her development with a clear identity already taking shape.

Her sound is rooted in groove-focused house music, while her label gives her a space to experiment with artists, visuals and ideas beyond the traditional boundaries of a record imprint.

After a summer that has taken her from Ibiza to clubs and festivals across Europe, Klaudie's next chapter looks increasingly focused on building something of her own while continuing to develop on the dance floor.

And with We R The Problem growing alongside her DJ career, Funky Fresh arrives as another step in that direction.