Despite announcing his well-deserved break for 2023, Bad Bunny hasn’t really stopped at all. In addition to releasing some singles like ‘Where She Goes’ or even performing at the Coachella festival earlier this year, the Puerto Rican apparently already has new material to release in just a few months. Can come in.
Following the massive success of their fourth studio album, a summer without youReleased in 2022, which became the most played album on Spotify, the reggaeton player wants to continue to show that his hit factory is still running. In a recent conversation with Vanity Fair, the ‘Me Porto Bonito’ singer took a look at what his fans can expect from his new release. Although they did not reveal an official release date, they hinted at a significant sonic change. a summer without you,
“I’m playing and enjoying, letting myself go. I’m getting a lot of inspiration from the music of the 70s, but I’m not sure if it will shape my music in general or just one song,” El Conejo Malo shared, emphasizing that his Inspiration comes from both Spanish and English styles. “It’s impossible that the albums that followed a summer without you It will sound the same, never, ever. “I’m always looking for a way to do something new.”
In the past, Benito, Bad Bunny’s real name, has released entire albums without any warning. This opportunity could not be different and that is why his followers all over the world are hopeful after this announcement.
In mid-July, Bad Bunny collaborated with Travis Scott and The Weeknd on the song ‘K-POP’ as part of Scott’s latest album release. utopia, Likewise, the rapper Drake recently revealed that the Puerto Rican accompanied him in the studio for a joint work that we can hear in the Canadian’s next album, for all dogs,
We cannot exaggerate when we talk about the massive impact Bad Bunny’s music has had on the music industry over the past few years. For this reason, the singer also has six nominations for the Rolling Stone Awards in Spanish. His ability to mix genres and languages has expanded the reach of Spanish-language music, earning him a dedicated fan base around the world.
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In the meantime, we hope more news leading up to their fifth studio installment emerges soon.