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Expect to hear our signature blend of Global Bass bangers, from Bhangra to Dembow, Future Filmi/Bollywood, Reggaeton, Cumbia, Desi Bass and more.
Few DJs can be said to have changed the sound of their city but that is exactly what DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid have done since they first introduced Portland nightclubs to the many varied sounds of the Latin & Desi diaspora at a rowdy New Year’s Eve debut in 2000.
They are most known for incinerating dance floors with the heavy dance floor artillery of South Asia, but the duo scour the globe for any hard-hitting music that combines local music traditions with window-rattling production.
In the ensuing twenty-six years they have ignited dance floors across the West Coast to India and NYC. In 2002 they founded ANDAZ, Portland’s first Bhangra and Bollywood party. For ten years (2003-2013) alongside E3, they ran the PNW’s first Global Bass monthly, ATLAS. Their love of Panjabi folk and Bollywood bangers alongside Cumbia, Dembow, Reggaeton and Baile continues monthly at TROPITAAL! A Desi Latine Soundclash (since 2013) and Anjali currently hosts Chai & Roses at Holocene.
“There’s truly never a bad time to see the legendary duo effortlessly smashing the sounds and grooves of Latin America and India together” Portland Mercury 7/10/26
“Would you believe that we’ve had the gift of DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid for 25 years? The duo originally debuted at a New Year’s Eve party, so there’s no better time to celebrate their continued contributions to the Portland dance scene than during NYE. You’ve probably caught them at a club or community fest over the years, sharing their love for the danceable beats of Latin and South Asian music . . . They craft energetic and infectious sets packed with everything from Bollywood bangers to Reggaeton hits.” Portland Mercury 12/31/25
“DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid aren’t exactly under-the-radar among clubgoers ‘round these parts, and there’s a good reason for that. The duo—who first formed for a New Year’s Eve party 25 years ago—rattle windows with Desi bass, reggaeton, and darkwave chillers like nooooobody else in town.” Portland Mercury 12/26/25