Club Bad welcomes Thomas Garcia & ELLA for a Latin-infused collaboration delivering "Perreo Y2K"

“Perreo Y2K” is a fiery, rhythm-charged cut bursting with personality. Driven by a chunky groove and sharp low-end, the Spanish vocal brings playful swagger, cutting through with unmistakable attitude. Bold, fun, and built for the floor, it’s the kind of track that demands movement and thrives in sweaty, locked-in club moments.

On the flip, “Terremoto” delivers a wild, floor-shaking vibe true to its name. Loaded with raw Latin groove and vocal energy, the track locks dancers in with its driving bassline while the vocal adds punch and character. Unapologetic and full of grit, it’s built to ignite peak-time chaos.

Thomas Garcia is an artist who embodies resilience and creativity in equal measure. Having faced and overcome personal struggles, his journey has shaped a sound that’s energetic yet moody, layered with deep grooves, seething pads, and minimal melodies. With releases on Elrow, Insomniac Records, Music Is 4 Lovers, and more, plus standout performances at EDC Las Vegas and Nocturnal Wonderland, Garcia’s music reflects both his personal growth and his connection to the dancefloor. His productions are as much for the thinker as for the dancer, embodying honesty and escape through sound.

ELLA, a Mexican-American DJ, producer, and vocalist based in Los Angeles, is redefining contemporary club music. Rooted in the rhythms of Latin America and sharpened by the pulse of global dance floors, her productions fuse Cumbia, Dembow, Guaracha, and Reggaeton with house, techno, and hard club sounds. Her sets are high-voltage, fluid, and fierce, speaking to a new generation of ravers moving between worlds. More than fusion, her approach is a redefinition: a reclamation of identity, power, and energy on the dancefloor.

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