Klymax Discotheque

A lover of squelchy acid basslines, bouncy machine beats and spaced-out synths, East Java’s Yoyo produces and DJs body music: house, techno and EBM that sounds golden through our quad system. On Friday night, he’ll be playing at Klymax alongside Zoot, an Indonesian selector with an ear for hypnotic rhythms that open portals into altered states of being. Expect an evening of bold, genre-defying selections that pull at the hips and the heart.

This Saturday, Perky Club return to Klymax for another glorious evening under the disco ball. Representing the Jakarta-based dance collective, Bing Luther, Gilang and Simion bring many different shades of acid, electro, house, and techno to our sprung wooden floor. Lovers of community and quality dance music, Perky Club offer a night of connection, discovery, and renewal.

Berlin-based New Yorker Fred P brings the spirit of Manhattan’s ‘90s house scene to every DJ set, production or live performance. A servant of music, his soul and jazz-tinged deep house sensibilities will touch your spirit.

On Friday at Klymax, Fred P will be joined by Mislav, a globe-trotting party starter who honed his skills as a DJ in Russia and Singapore. Since arriving in Bali, he’s been making a name across the island for his eclectic vinyl-only sets.

June brings blue skies, golden sunlight, and a vibrant energy to the island.

At Klymax, we welcome Vegyn and his warped club magic. A Frank Ocean, Travis Scott and Dean Blunt collaborator, and one half of Headache, his DJ sets and performances have graced Webster Hall, Fuji Rock Festival, and BBC Radio 1. Jae and Laundromat join on support.

Keeping it true to the local underground, Gibs, Princeton and Yelig lay down the rhythms of the night. Later in the month, Yoyo and Zoot present bold, genre-defying selections that pull at the hips and the heart.

All the way from Berlin, deep house hero Fred P brings the spirit of New York ‘90s scene to Klymax. Jakarta’s Perky Club return to Klymax for a night of connection and community.

For the last weekend of the month, Kuala Lumpur scene stalwart JonnyVicious and Dita take to the DJ booth. The next night, Future10’s legendary Hogi and Klymax’s Archie get eclectic for the dancers.

Come lose yourself with us on the dance floor. June is calling.



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This Saturday, Klymax moves the rhythm of the night, as we welcome three DJs from Bali and Jakarta’s underground into the discotheque. Gibs, the founder of the Dunia culture platform, is joined by Princeton and Yelig, who bring their own sensibilities to the mix. Expect quality techno, sunkissed beachside house music, and leftfield club sounds for a late-night on the dancefloor.

Vegyn makes his Klymax debut, a producer whose work quietly shaped a generation, from Blonde and Endless to collaborations with Travis Scott and JPEGMAFIA. Through his label, PLZ Make It Ruins, he has built a world of his own, elusive, precise, and hard to pin down. His sets move without fixed direction, a vaporous, genre indifferent sound carried by restless rhythms, uncanny drops, and a tension between softness and weight, a kind of happy melancholia.

Playing alongside him are Bali’s own Jae and Laundromat. A night to carry your somewhere unfamiliar.

Friday night with PNNY means a love-drenched floor, showered in smoke and lights, sweaty and hot. Three of the party makers, Todaysrenaissance, Alex Verdacchi, and daffabedamned step in. From house, techno, acid house to electro, going all corners of dance music and making it feel like home. The embodiment of Bali’s nightlife itself, the PNNY boys know hows how to heat up the floor.

A sound that’s impossible to box: dubby, soulful, percussive, and jazzy. The ever-evolving RAH steps into the Klymax booth this Friday. A DJ who started on Singapore’s guerrilla parties, gracing notable stages and festivals around the globe, and someone well acquainted with the Bali scene herself. Get ready for a dancefloor filled with basslines and melodies that feel freeing.

Opening the night is Seabass, setting the mood with his hedonistic big sounds, twisting through disco, electronica and everything in between.

Groove-driven beats vibrates through the walls. Dancers gather for a night of textured minimal, bass-heavy rhythms, and a room that bounces and swings. This Friday, we welcome Dan B., IAAM, Kenzo, and Pak G to the Klymax booth. Each speaks their own language, united by one truth: music makes you move.

With IAAM who has spent decades in the scene. Kenzo, the young weapon with timeless taste. Pak G keeps it tactile: strictly vinyl. Dan B. delivers peak-time dynamics.

One floor for them all. Come dance.