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KLP

KLP

Multiple ARIA award nominations, platinum records, and a reputation as one of the country’s most in-demand DJ, producer & vocalists, there’s not much the Sydney-based powerhouse can’t do.

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52

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19.2K

Followers

922.9K

Monthly listeners July 2026

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Multiple ARIA award nominations, platinum records, and a reputation as one of the country’s most in-demand DJ, producer & vocalists, there’s not much the Sydney-based powerhouse can’t do.

Breaking through as host of triple j’s House Party, KLP was a tastemaker from the start - a trailblazer helping shape the future of dance music in Australia. Most recently, KLP teamed up with Kettama & DJ Heartstring on collab single “If U Want My Heart” and dropped a new solo release on Toolroom’s Love & Other imprint. This year also marks a major milestone as KLP makes her debut European shows, including a show supporting Patrick Topping for Dom Dolla’s night at Hi Ibiza. Not only a gun behind the decks, her songwriting prowess runs deep, having landed massive writing cuts for people like SG Lewis, Skrillex, What So Not, Sonny Fodera, Marten Hørger, Peking Duk and more.

Since hanging up her radio headphones KLP has gone from strength to strength, securing two ARIA Awards noms alongside Stace Cadet with their collaborative anthems “Energy” and “People Happy” (with “Energy” landing at #21 in triple j’s Hottest 100).

KLP’s recent releases have found a home on Higher Ground, Steel City Dance Discs, Insomniac, MicroHertz, Ministry of Sound, Ultra Records, Doof, Sweat It Out & MRR, and her collaborations with Benson, BK, Ben Gerrans, Wongo, Offaiah, James Pepper and Loods continue to light up clubs, supported by heavyweights like Arielle Free, Danny Howard, Sam Divine and more.