Happy Friday! It is Halloween for those who celebrate, and this weekend is about to be lit! Get your playlist ready because we have a roundup of fresh releases for any mood you’re in. Whether you need a moment to cry about heartbreak or an upbeat track to light up the dance floor, here are the biggest drops from A-list names and rising stars.
dannylux – preguntalealaluna
Mexican-American rising star DannyLux releases the heartbreaking single “preguntalealaluna.” The release comes ahead of the Latin GRAMMYS, where he received his second consecutive nomination for Best Contemporary Mexican Music Album for his recent album, LEYENDA +. He celebrated his nomination with a billboard dedicated to his parents and immigrants in the United States. He will also be performing at the award show.
ZECCA, Emilia, Bb trickz – supersexi
An ear-catching trio, ZECCA, Emilia, and Bb Trickz come together for “supersexi.” Emilia brings her signature pop charisma, with Bb Trickz’s unique flow, and ZECCA’s futuristic production, the track will get you moving and feeling some sensual, super sexy energy.
ROSALÍA – Berghain feat. Björk & Yves Tumor
ROSALÍA has fans eagerly awaiting her next album. The Spanish singer gives a taste of what to expect, collaborating with the legendary Björk and Yves Tumor for “Berghain.” The track has gone super viral, earning 10 million views in three days.
Tiago PZK – No Matter
Argentine arist Tiago PZK taps into R&B with “No Matter.” The singer shows off his vocals and lyrics for the mesmerizing and emotional track. The track proves his range and versatility with his rap skills, silky and raspy vocals, and fiery energy. It comes with a music video directed by Pedro Santos in Tokyo, Japan.
GALE, Danny Ocean – Pa’ Qué Te Quedas
GALE’s sophomore album “Lo Que Puede Pasar” is here. The 3x Latin GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter taps into her emotions and explores the thrill, confusion, and beauty of love and relationships. She turns up the heat with the perfect dance floor track, “Pa’ qué te quedas” featuring Danny Ocean.
De La Rose & Eladio Carrion – $extape
Rising Latin artist De La Rose lands a huge collaboration with Eladio Carrión for “$extape.” The singer is preparing to unveil her highly anticipated debut album, FX DE LA ROSE, on November 13. The sultry track is all about desire and passion. Their vocals and storytelling tell the story of an undeniable connection and physical intimacy.
Anna Lunoe – Trick
Internationally-renowned Anna Lunoe returns after the release of her album Pearl with the dance floor-ready “Trik.” “Took me a minute post-album to find my studio flow, but the last few months have been really fun. I found myself stripping back to bones. Building from the ground back up again. Sonic experiments, decentering my vocals, gamifying the production, and just enjoying working alone again with no outcome or agenda. This is the first of a bunch of new club-focused tracks I’ve made. ‘Trick’ is tried and tested, playable, and ready to load up,” she said in a press release.
Maria Becerra x XROSS – JOJO
Maria Becerra has fans excited after announcing her next album QUIMERA, which is dropping on November 20. The first single from the upcoming release is “JOJO,” which is described as the first chapter of a conceptual trilogy dedicated to one of her most provocative characters. The Argentine artist has been diving into alter egos through her previous releases, and “JOJO” is the third, embodying sensuality, dominance, and fiery power.
Codiciado, Xavi – No Voy A Cambiar
Musica Mexicana star Codiciado drops “No Voy A Cambiar” alongside Xavi. The emotional track highlights the challenges of accepting and self-reflection when a relationship ends as a result of a man’s unwillingness to change. It’s a bittersweet track with captivating horns and trumpets that draw you in right from the start. It’s a taste of what’s to come with Codiciado’s upcoming album.
Carlos Rivera – Larga Vida
Mexican star Carlos Rivera celebrates Dia de Los Muertos by releasing his six-track EP, VIDA. He pays homage to regional Mexican music, incorporating mariachi instruments with his raw emotion. “One of the greatest privileges of my LIFE… has been being able to sing songs to honor and remember our loved ones who are no longer with us. Whenever I share this tradition around the world, I say that in Mexico we don’t celebrate death: we celebrate LIFE… Because as long as we remember them with our hearts, they will live eternally,” he said per Cadena Dial.
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