A sound steeped in the shimmering euphoria of late 90’s trance and emotive pull of the early 00’s progressive house.

Bass-lines that drive with a patient insistence, Melodies that rise with measured intensity and Pads that drift above like a haze, wrapping the sound in atmosphere and depth.

It’s music that doesn’t shout for attention, but slowly envelops, creating moments of connection that feel both timeless and completely in the present.

Claudio Malz is an up-and-coming DJ and music producer 
Claudio’s journey into the world of electronic music began in his early years. Born and raised in Argentina, Claudio was exposed to music from a young age. With a natural ear for rhythm and melody, he gravitated towards electronic music during his teenage years, particularly the sounds of house and techno that were shaping the global dance music scene.

Inspired by the groove-driven sounds of tech house and deep house, Claudio began experimenting with production software, learning the intricacies of music production and sound design. His passion for dance music and the energy of the club scene led him to develop a sound that would eventually become synonymous with his name: deep, infectious grooves, and punchy basslines paired with catchy vocal chops and dark, minimalistic elements.

Opus Klien is the electronic live duo of Dave Lievense and Stephen Porter, driven by their passion for genre-defying music. They’ve performed at iconic venues like Berghain, Tresor, Fabric,The Warehouse Project and Shine
, and festivals including I Love Techno, Movement Detroit,Parklife and AVA. Both have appeared on Boiler Room. Dave, as Psycatron, produced techno hits for labels like Planet E and R&S, while Stephen honed his DJ skills and co-founded Ireland’s Jika Jika! event whilst releasing as one half of Pincer Movement with Simon Mills from Bent. The duo has shared stages with artists like Daniel Avery, Sam Paganini, and Dense & Pika, delivering standout performances at the likes of The Warehouse Project and Dublin's District 8.

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