The Cangga sound
Global Club. Afro. Latin. Shatta. Brazilian.
Cangga is a global club in Canggu, Bali. The sound is Afro, Latin, Shatta and Brazilian: six styles mixed on one floor, with the bass up and every drop built to be sung back. Not a generic club night: you know what you will hear when you walk in.
Six sounds, one floor
Shatta
Heavy, sexy, Caribbean. The energy that makes the floor move low.
Afrobeats
The international pulse of the night, from Lagos to everywhere.
Amapiano
South African groove and deep, rolling bass.
Reggaeton and Latin
Instant and very danceable, every word sung back.
Baile funk
Brazilian funk: hard, modern, a little dirty. The signature of the club.
Afro house
The big club moments, with bigger sound, drops and vocal edits.
How a night builds
- EarlyAfrobeats, R&B and Latin. Cocktails, an easy and sexy start.
- Warm-upShatta, dancehall and reggaeton. The dance floor starts to fill.
- PeakAmapiano, baile funk and jersey club. This is when the club goes wild.
- LateAfro house, afro tech and latin house with the full sound system, then back to something dirtier with baile funk and shatta.
Doors time and lineup are on each event page.
If you like these, you are home
Burna Boy, Rema, Tyla, Uncle Waffles, Bad Bunny, Feid, Black Coffee, Kevin O Chris: these artists define the sound we play. They are references, not announced lineups. Each event page lists who is actually playing.
Questions
What music does Cangga play?
Afro, Latin, Shatta and Brazilian: shatta, afrobeats, amapiano, reggaeton, baile funk and afro house, mixed in one night.
Is Cangga only an Afro house club?
No. Afro house is one of six sounds. The night starts with afrobeats and Latin, builds through shatta and reggaeton, peaks with amapiano and baile funk, then goes into afro house.
Who plays at Cangga?
Resident and guest DJs from Bali and abroad. The lineup of each night is on its event page.