Klaudie Hits The Deck Twice At ADE 2025
Klaudie continues her artistic evolution with a bold new release for DISTRIKT Sound, arriving October 10. The two-track EP – featuring the collaborative A-side “Make This Place” with Miami producer m.O.N.R.O.E., and her solo B-side “Don’t Stop” – dives headfirst into the raw, unfiltered spirit of early-2000s warehouse culture. In sharp contrast to the cinematic restraint of her debut single “Serenade for Strings,” Klaudie now strips things back, leaning into a tougher, darker palette that reflects her club sensibilities.
“I wanted to make something that felt like a lost memory from a warehouse party,” Klaudie explains. “Heavy basslines, dim lights, no phones—just sweat, sound, and a sense of release.”
“Make This Place” opens the release with hypnotic vocal fragments and a driving groove, capturing the synergy between Klaudie’s minimalist edge and m.O.N.R.O.E.’s deep rhythmic style. But it’s “Don’t Stop” that delivers the knockout punch – a gritty, percussive burner anchored by saturated textures and a stripped-down, no-frills arrangement built purely for dark rooms and moving bodies.
The DISTRIKT Sound EP follows Klaudie’s standout debut on Rony Seikaly’s Stride Records earlier this year. But where that track explored emotion through orchestral sampling and microhouse minimalism, this new chapter reveals a dirtier, sweatier dimension to her sound.
Her momentum is also translating to the stage. As part of Amsterdam Dance Event 2025, Klaudie will perform at two major PIV events. On October 22, she joins the likes of Kyle Walker and Ranger Trucco aboard PIV By Train, a three-carriage moving club experience in partnership with Club Roto. Just days later, on October 25, she appears again as part of Factory 93’s takeover at PIV x ADE, sharing the bill with Fabe, Vitess (Live), and her studio collaborator m.O.N.R.O.E.
With her classical roots, visual sensitivity, and an ear for deep textures, Klaudie continues to carve out a distinct voice in the modern minimal scene. Whether orchestrating cinematic introspection or channeling pure late-night energy, her sound remains unmistakably her own.
“Make This Place” / “Don’t Stop” is out now on DISTRIKT Sound.