Klajdi Llupa, professionally known as Claydee Lupa and Beetkraft (born 7 June 1985) is an Albanian music artist, producer, songwriter and music executive now based in Greece. He is one of the most promising young artists who emerged on the Greek music scene in the last few years and who has already have international hits both as a singer and as a producer and songwriter. His song "Mamacita Buena" has become the first Greek Song on YouTube to receive more than 27.000.000 views within a year after its release. His genre fits under dance-pop, RnB and house music category.\r \r Claydee was born in Albania and moved to Athens, Greece with his family at the tender age of four. Graduating from high school, he pursued a degree in Audio Engineering at SAE (International Technology College) which he completed successfully in 2006 and a year later, he obtained a BA in Recording Arts from Middlesex University. After concluding his degrees, in 2008, he went on to work at MTV Greece, a job that changed his life and defined the next step in his career. Two years later, in 2010, he decided that it was time to quit his occupation behind the cameras and pursue one on the spotlight.\r \r While working for MTV Greece he acquired the necessary experience which, combined with his talent and musical skills, resulted in his first recognition as a producer and a songwriter, under his alias Beetkraft, with the song "The End" by Reckless which was released by Sony Music Greece and reached a top-rank position in the UK Club Charts. He then went on to write and produce under his real name, the Track of the Year at the 2011 MADTv Awards "Last Summer" sang by Nikos Ganos. The track was released by Heaven Music in Greece and in 35 countries internationally. Moreover, in 2011, he co-wrote "Tonight" with Playmen sung by Tamta which reached No.1 in the airplay charts in Greece. Songs under his alias Beetkraft, include "Agries diatheseis" by Kostas Martakis, "Niose tin Kardia" by Tamta (in which he raps as well) and "To allo sou miso" for Sakis Rouvas, featured in his double platinum album Parafora. Using his real name, he wrote the music for "Taxidepse me", a hit of Stratos STAN Antipariotis, co-wrote "Hey you!" for Nikki Ponte, "Na m'agapas" and "Thelo" for Dimension-X, "Chiki-Chiki" and "Heleya" for Nicole Paparistodemou aka Nikki Lee.