Deorro & Riot Ten unite latin fire with bass fury with “2 da floor”

Bass music titan Riot Ten and electronic trailblazer Deorro demolish genre boundaries with their explosive new single "2 Da Floor". A decade in the making, fueled by mutual respect and creative vision, this long-awaited collaboration ignites with merengue heat before erupting into a bass-driven onslaught that proves exactly why these two producers are unstoppable forces in electronic music.

"2 Da Floor" lands like a sonic revolution. The track's DNA pulses with pure Latin energy, launching with a primal merengue rhythm before plunging into absolute bass warfare. At the intersection of both artists' masterful production prowess, the track tears through genre-bending territory, fusing traditional Latin elements with contemporary bass music sound design. There's nothing subtle about it – raw Latin groove collides head-first into seismic bass drops, crowned with trap-driven switch-ups that promise to leave speakers trembling.

The collaboration arrives at the peak of both artists’ careers. Riot Ten continues to dominate the bass landscape, fresh off his massive 2024 North American Tour spanning over 30 cities, and the release of his earth-shattering EP, “Feral”. His influence is undeniable, with his breakthrough anthem “Rail Breaker” approaching 20 million streams, and standout performances at EDC Las Vegas, Coachella and Tomorrowland, his bass music domination shows no signs of slowing.

Meanwhile, the Latin Grammy artist, DJ and producer Deorro continues to rewrite the rules of Latin Electronic Music — riding high on a groundbreaking performance at EDC Thailand. His signing with Prajin Parlay Inc. and Peso Pluma’s Double P Records signals his commitment to breaking down walls between genres and pushing Latin electronic music into new territory. From crafting hits with Los Tucanes de Tijuana to unleashing festival weapons with Tïesto and “Five More Hours” with Chris Brown, Deorro continues to redefine what’s possible in electronic music. Late last year, Deorro earned his first Latin Grammy nomination for "BAMBOLE" featuring Vikina and is now preparing to host “Deorro & Friends,” a Los Angeles fire benefit concert taking place on Thursday, Jan. 30, where 100% of the net proceeds will go to climate disaster victims affected by the LA wildfires.