Myke Towers’ ‘Lyke Miike,’ Dangerous Bunny & Extra

New Song Latin is a compilation of the most productive new Latin songs and albums beneficial via Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors. Take a look at this week’s alternatives under.

Myke Towers, Lyke Miike (One Global World)

Following L. a. Pantera Negra and its deluxe model, each launched this 12 months, Myke Towers surprises with a 3rd album dubbed Lyke Miike. Launched on Christmas Eve, the 23-track set (in honor of his idol Michael Jordan) is a present to the trustworthy enthusiasts who’ve supported him since his Soundcloud days over 10 years in the past. The set marks his go back to the roots: lure and rap.

Lyke Miike kicks off with the Eladio Carrion-assisted “Qué Quieres De Mi?” on which he asks the haters, “What do you need from me?” Within the song, the 2 Puerto Rican stars spit bars about main the pack, being unique and now not relying on any individual else to create their very own hits. In “Brillo,” an ‘80s-inspired funk-infused hip-hop song, he groups up with Venezuelan rapper Akapellah to flaunt all their blessings. Although the set is completely lure and hip-hop, with some R&B tones, Towers integrated an experimental quantity along Argentine artist L-Gante. “Los Depuro” is an cutting edge fusion between cumbia RKT and reggaeton.

The album is accompanied via 23 visualizers filmed in Towers’ native land of Quintana, San Juan, and comprises collaborations with Jon Z, Miky Woodz, Clarent, Power 9×19, and Neutro Shorty. — JESSICA ROIZ

Dangerous Bunny, “Pitorro de Coco” (Rimas Leisure)

With vacation cheer and heartache, “Pitorro de Coco” gives a novel mix of festive spirit and introspection. Encapsulating a Caribbean Christmas throughout the celebratory but sobering lens of Puerto Rican tradition, this music — named after a vacation coconut rum drink — is expertly paired with the trendy beats of manufacturers MAG, Tainy and L. a. Paciencia, and written via Benito himself. The interpolation of 1900-born Chuíto el de Bayamón’s song is helping bridge a era hole, bringing the country attraction of jíbara song from his local island to the worldwide Latin pop scene. — ISABELA RAYGOZA

Hamilton y Andy Alaska, “Besitos Dulces” (Cigol Song Crew)

Rising artists from Cartagena, Colombia, Hamilton and DJ Andy Alaska merge their abilities within the unmarried “Besitos Dulces.” Over a base of Afrobeats with melodic and romantic overtones, Hamilton deploys a heat interpretation with an instantaneous confession to a lady he’s fascinated by, inviting her to position excuses apart and give up to the will to be in combination. The manufacturing enriches the music with an enveloping rhythm that mixes Afro-Caribbean rhythms with delicate main points that intensify the lyrical narrative and invite you to let your self be over excited via the song. — LUISA CALLE

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