Klub Krai with Palmisty, Bby Eco and more [full]

Another Klub Krai night at ISO Amsterdam.

Klub Krai was born out of love, friendship, and an affection for all that happens in and on the edge of club spaces. Beyond club nights, Klub Krai publishes text, organizes exhibitions, and fosters connections between people across disciplines.

Palmistry

Klub Krai welcomes Palmistry to Amsterdam in the wake of his new album release, T2. Biking home from the club in the early morning, playing Palmistry on headphones feels like having a friend softly recite their life’s story over stripped-down rhythms—ethereal pop, dancehall, but most of all, words to be remembered. As The Fader put it: “Palmistry, The Outsider Making Party Music For Introverts.”
Having worked with the likes of SOPHIE, Triad God, Mechatok, Yung Lean, and Bladee, Palmistry navigates many worlds while retaining his unique voice. We’re thrilled he’s landing in Amsterdam to play a hybrid set of emotional club music.

PALMISTRY · T2

Bby Eco

Visual artist, musician, and DJ Joris Benjamins, a.k.a. Bby Eco, ties in seamlessly with the night—adding yet another unique voice to music. With his eco-pop, Bby Eco’s productions play with the tension in electronic and organic qualities. Ethereal synths play euphorically over emotionally charged falsetto lyrics, touching on our relationships to nature and one another. We’re eager to hear his sound unfold in a DJ set during this special night at his home base in Amsterdam.

Sember

Opening the night, Sember is a Danish/Serbian DJ and visual artist from Copenhagen, currently based in Amsterdam. Her sets span a wide variation of different changers—from experimental, folk music, Serbian turbofolk to hardcore, hardstyle to classical, and beyond.

Lexee Beats

Lexee Beats is a London-based producer, songwriter, and DJ working across deconstructed club, avant-pop, and industrial rap. Their early edits and bootlegs—distorted flips of internet-era vocals and metallic percussion—trace a sound rooted in rupture and rawness, where nothing stays still for long. Their debut original single Excess (2024) reflects on deconstructed club rap, processed through a modular digital lens—fractured rhythms, blown-out synths, and vocal shards assembled into something cold, precise, and emotionally charged.

Lexee Beats · Euphoria Reduced Me To Nothingness [Mix]

baby ganoush

Tears will keep flowing in the club, and intelligent butts will shake to an eclectic mix of heavy pulsating bass and euphoric, sensorial layers, translated into a glittering meeting of light and dark.
Closing the night, baby ganoush will serve her signature “intelligent butt music.” Having played in most of our favorite Amsterdam clubs, she truly knows her way around a packed room full of dancers, fog, and listening ears.
Multidisciplinary at heart and at home in many worlds, beyond DJ’ing, baby ganoush is known for curating the event series b:3tter irl, hosting the radio show ◦key/sync• on Echobox, and her work as a visual artist. This closing set promises to be something special, leaving us feeling warm and fuzzy.