Metrika

Thais Amores García, performing as Métrika, represents the cutting edge of the Spanish urban scene emerging from Castellón. Since her debut in the early 2020s, she has rapidly evolved from a trap-focused rapper into a versatile artist bridging the gap between neoperreo, house, and experimental electronica.

Her sound identity is built on a foundation of aggressive sub-bass, minimalist digital percussion, and a distinctive vocal style that favors rhythmic precision over melodic flourish. Culturally, she occupies a space of radical female empowerment, often compared to figures like La Zowi but with a more pronounced electronic and house influence that reflects her Mediterranean roots. Critical consensus highlights her as a key figure in the 'neoperreo' movement, praised for her ability to maintain a 'femme fatale' persona that is both intimidating and magnetic. Her career arc shows a prolific output, moving from early raw trap experiments like 'Foxy seda' to the more conceptual and polished 'Jane Doe in the dream house', signaling an artist with high technical ambition and a clear vision for the intersection of rap and club culture.