Under the starlit skies of Koh Phangan, the Sabaii Bay Beach Club came alive with the electrifying beats of Wally López, one of the most influential DJs in the electronic music scene. With a career spanning over two decades, Wally has played a vital role in shaping modern electronic music, from his breakthrough Just a Little More Love remix to his residencies in Ibiza and beyond.

For those lucky enough to witness his set, it wasn’t just another night at the beach—it was a journey through the history of house music, guided by an artist who has lived and breathed the evolution of the genre. His performance at Sabaii Bay was a perfect blend of deep, melodic grooves and high-energy rhythms, reflecting his mastery of both underground and mainstream dance music.
Wally López’s journey started in Madrid, where he first made a name for himself as a radio DJ and club performer. His innovative and energetic style quickly gained attention, leading to his first major successes in the early 2000s. His tracks Factorizando, Patricia Never Leaves the House, Amman, and Strike Me Down became club anthems, cementing his reputation in the dance music scene.

But the defining moment of his career came with his remix of David Guetta’s Just a Little More Love. He knew it was a hit from the first time he played it, even though Guetta didn’t like the remix at first. Wally played it worldwide for a year, getting massive reactions everywhere he went. Eventually, history was made, and the track became a global phenomenon.
This remix pushed Guetta into mainstream stardom and earned Wally an Ibiza DJ Award. From there, his career skyrocketed, leading to performances at Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, Rock in Rio, and Sensation.

Beyond DJing, Wally López has made a massive impact in radio broadcasting. His show Insomnia on Europa FM has reached over 1,000 episodes, providing a platform for dance music enthusiasts worldwide. For him, radio is not just a side project—it’s an essential part of his artistic expression. He sees it as part of his job and his way of creating. While not every DJ needs to do radio, for Wally, it’s a must, and he plans to continue doing radio shows forever.
Having performed in Koh Phangan before, Wally has a deep appreciation for the island’s unique energy and cultural mix. He loves Thai culture and the magical blend of local traditions with people from all over the world. To him, it feels like the "old but gold Ibiza," a place where people can live with freedom and enjoy life. But he hopes Koh Phangan avoids the same mistakes Ibiza made as it evolves.

This time, Wally brought his signature beats to Sabaii Bay Beach Club, a venue that is quickly becoming one of the most exciting locations for electronic music lovers on the island. The experience was incredible—the team was amazing, the place had an awesome atmosphere, and the crowd brought a great vibe. He’s already looking forward to coming back.
Playing at a beachside venue like Sabaii Bay brings a different energy, and Wally took the time to craft a set that matched the mood. The set time matters, but what really influenced him was the chance to arrive a couple of days early and soak in the energy of the island’s breathtaking sunsets. That connection with nature helped him create a beautiful, organic set.

Despite his busy tour schedule, Wally always tries to explore the places he plays. This time, he didn’t get to see as much as he wanted—his schedule has been crazy, and, as he jokingly admits, he’s getting older! But he did take some solo time to recharge, taking in the stunning sunsets that make Koh Phangan such a special place.
With his career spanning two decades, Wally remains as passionate and innovative as ever. His next releases promise to be 🔥. He has a new remix for Yulia Niko’s label coming out on March 14, and another one for John Creamer on Dancepush NY. At the same time, he’s continuing to push his TRUST WALLY movement to help up-and-coming DJs find their place in the industry.
Milestones and Discography
Career Milestones:
- 2000: Launched Weekend Records, remixing Tiësto, Marco V, Bob Sinclar, and more.
- 2004: Remixed David Guetta’s Just a Little More Love, which became an international hit.
- 2008: Opened for Madonna on her Sticky & Sweet Tour.
- 2012: Played Tomorrowland, Sensation, and Rock in Rio.
- 2021: Became the first DJ to perform at the Royal Palace of Madrid.
Discography Highlights:
- "Just a Little More Love" (Remix) – David Guetta
- "Factorizando"
- "Patricia Never Leaves the House"
- "Amman"
- "Strike Me Down"
- "Burning Inside" (Orchestral Mix)
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As Wally López wrapped up his set at Sabaii Bay Beach Club, his beats continued to echo along the shores of Koh Phangan—until next time.