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Biography of LAEET

From the Andorran mountains to the pulse of Ibiza

The bond between Andorra and Ibiza defines the journey of LAEET: an artist who has translated the energy of the Balearic dancefloor into a direct, physical, and dance-oriented house language. Her selection is supported by firm grooves, marked basslines, and club classics treated with a contemporary reading, with sessions designed to grow from close contact with the audience to moments of maximum intensity.

High-voltage house and dancefloor reading

In the booth, LAEET moves between house, tech house, and vocal registers with a functional and luminous identity. Her sets prioritize rhythmic continuity, bass pressure, and a mix of current tracks with recognizable references from dance culture, a formula that has placed her within the Ibiza house circuit and the Andorran electronic environment. This combination of energy, precision, and eclectic taste explains her fit in both club spaces and afternoon formats, after-ski, and outdoor experiences.

Key booths between Ibiza and the Pyrenees

Her career has developed around enclaves such as Pacha, Lío, Destino, Cova Santa, UNVRS in the context of elrow, Brunch Electronik, Hibernation, and L’Abarset, one of the central points of electronic après-ski in Andorra. She also appears in the orbit of Pacha Group and in programming linked to the residency of Sonny Fodera at Pacha Ibiza, reinforcing an increasingly visible presence on the island. At Café Mambo Ibiza, she has starred in sessions broadcast during their Daytime and Night Time slots, expanding her showcase beyond the physical dancefloor.

First releases as a producer

In the studio, the project has begun to take shape with releases such as T LÈVRE, Dance With Me, and Lose Control, the latter with Myri Gr and released by FUSS Records. She also appears alongside Eric Vëlycë on House Music On, within the Material Trax environment. With a career still expanding, LAEET occupies a recognizable space between the local Andorran scene and the Ibizan house circuit, with a proposal focused on rhythm, connection, and club culture.