Darell presents his new album with collaborations with Nicky Jam, Wisin, Ozuna and Myke Towers

Puerto Rican urban singer Darell released this Friday his new album, “Everybody Go to the Discotek”, which includes various musical rhythms and important collaborations with exponents of the genre such as Nicky Jam, Wisin, Ozuna and Myke Towers.

“The main goal I have with ‘Everybody Go to the Discotek’ is to get everyone to go to the club. It is an invitation to have fun, enjoy good music and dance,” Darell said in a statement.

The artist explained that in the album, the third of his career, they ventured “into new musical territories, experimenting with different genres.”

“Everybody Go to the Discotek” is a “perreo” album that has its origins in the old school of reggaeton and trap, in combination with various rhythms such as bachata, dembow and Brazilian funk.

The release of the album was preceded by the premiere of the video for the flagship song, “Wait Deh Man”, in collaboration with Nicky Jam, Wisin and Luar La L, who appear surrounded by a troupe of dancers.

Other notable artists collaborating on the album include Sech and Omar Montes, as well as rising singers such as Omar Courtz, Luar La L and Jory Boy.

Among the 18 songs that make up the album are “Adentro de la Disco”, with Myke Towers; “He goes out to the street”, with Ozuna; and “The Witch” with Omar Montes.

With information from EFE