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This is probably one of the most important Latin albums of all time. The solidification of a global star as someone who really had something to say and who was here to stay. And boy did she stay!

Nathy Peluso sounds like no one else on the radio, and by mixing genres and influences and staying true to her innovative and experimental sound, the result is a solid punch of a latin album. It's the first modern album I've heard in a long time that's made me dance in my bedroom as if I was at a street party in Latin America, and at the same time it feels like a new sound, unique to its artist. Peluso is definitely one to look out for. In the same vein as Rosalia, here is another female Latin ... read more

It's often easy to get lost in the classic latin beat of modern reggaeton as many songs end up sounding similar to the previous one, but in Bad Bunny's smooth and expansive album we are given a full menu of flavours from the innovative Puerto Rican artist. It's the same cuisine, but every dish is to die for. And when you're done with it, you either want to be at a beach, or making out with someone, or dancing the whole night through. Or perhaps all three at the same time.

No one is so ahead of their time yet so in touch with the past and present. To define anyone as 'the moment' has never been truer than when applied to Rosalia.