House music heavyweights San Pacho and TOBEHONEST have teamed up for a fiery new single, ‘Horny’, out now via Insomniac Records. Known for their infectious grooves and Latin-flavored beats, the duo delivers a brass-led, seductive track that is set to take over dancefloors worldwide.
‘Horny’ is a long-awaited collaboration between these two international talents. San Pacho, who has been making waves from his native Croatia, and TOBEHONEST, a rising star in the LA house scene, have both earned reputations for blending Latin and European influences into dynamic house music. Their joint effort is no exception, seamlessly fusing bold Latin horn sections, tribal percussion, and sultry lyrics into an irresistibly provocative package.
The track is rich with edgy club appeal, featuring a tantalizing vocal hook wrapped around a brass lead that commands attention. Its vibrant bongos, sizzling shakers, and trumpet call-and-response create a Latin house anthem that has already proven to be a festival favorite, with the duo road-testing the track at EDC Las Vegas, HARD Summer, and Beyond Wonderland Chicago.
San Pacho expressed his excitement for the official release: “We’re thrilled to finally release ‘Horny’ to the world. The energy at festivals has been electric, and getting support from legends like Matroda, FISHER, and Claptone means everything to us. We can’t wait for fans to feel the vibe we’ve poured into this track!”
TOBEHONEST added: “San Pacho and I worked on multiple records together, so to have this one land is special. We poured our heart, horniness, and soul into this one!”
San Pacho has skyrocketed to prominence, receiving support from major names like Tiësto, Diplo, and David Guetta, while TOBEHONEST has been turning heads with his electrifying blend of Latin grooves and European techno vibes.
With ‘Horny’, the duo has delivered a certified club weapon that will undoubtedly heat up dancefloors around the world. San Pacho and TOBEHONEST‘s new single ‘Horny’ is now available on all platforms via Insomniac Records.
