With “Drown Me,” a new song that combines the energy of tech house with Latin-inspired rhythms and intricate percussion, Los Padres are making their mark on the club scene.
Inspired by Latin music, the Orlando-based pair has developed their sound around a blend of electronic genres, alternating between tech house, Afro house, and melodic techno. These inspirations come together in “Drown Me,” a production that centers around rhythm and groove.
The foundation is laid by a powerful bassline and layered percussion, and as the song goes on, arrangement changes bring in new movement. Los Padres allow the production to grow rather than adhere to a strict formula, resulting in a record that may sustain its influence across a complete club set.
The pair’s increasing prominence has been largely attributed to their ability to combine many influences. Los Padres presently have over 30 million plays in their archives, and they receive over 500,000 plays every month on Spotify.
The song has a lot of personality thanks to its combination of powerful low-end, rhythmic percussion, and Latin-inspired details, and its dancefloor-focused arrangement maintains the energy firmly in club territory.
Los Padres are making a name for themselves in the modern house scene as their streaming numbers keep rising and their fan base expands with them. “Drown Me” expands the Orlando duo’s repertoire with another groove-driven song and highlights their dancing prowess.
Listen to ‘Drown Me’ on Spotify now.
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