Napturbina ❍ Alexandr at OMOH 6th Bday Bash

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Adoro surfar, sair com amigos e curtir a vida. (:

Klayman is a music addict since the age of 13, when his cousin (who worked in New York by that time) infected him with electronic music. As a DJ he first popped up at little house parties, but suddenly found himself in various clubs in Budapest. Due to a long-time clubbing experience across Hungary and Europe, he managed to absorb the knowledge of the dancefloors, which contributes in his DJ-sets. His heart still beats for the 90's house sound.

Between 2010-2014, he hosted a weekly radioshow on Tilos FM with White Rack called Lesson Zero, where they showcased a wide spectrum of music and invited tons of local DJ's along with playing guest mixes from Austria, Germany, Portugal etc.

After working two years in London he moved back to Hungary, and started a queer party series called Persephone with OMOH co-founder Alexandr in 2018, focusing on female, queer, trans folks, people of color, underrepresented communities and their allies.

DJ selector, curator & organizer (they/them) with 14 years of nightlife experience. I co-founded the Budapest-based queer party series OMOH and Persephone, along with many other projects and collaborations.

I am less active due to personal and professional shifts, but open to projects and collaborations I genuinely connect with.

I’m selectively available for:
• DJ gigs
• DJ mix requests
• Event collaborations and programming that support queer artists
• Full-stage curation for electronic music events
• Panel discussions, lectures
• DJ mentoring
• Writing articles, essays to share my opinions
• Diversity and inclusion consulting with a focus on queer and trans community needs

Please note:
• Due to constant financial instability I am dealing with, I no longer work for free. Any work I take on requires compensation that reflects my skills and the value I bring.

• I’m not active on Instagram or TikTok, and I don’t engage with the culture of video posts or self-promotion on those platforms.