At the core of the project is the reggaeton that has defined the musician's early-2020s output: Tony Dize makes for a bold new sparring partner on the impassioned 'La Corriente,' Jha圜o and Rauw Alejandro help lift the party off on the inventive 'Tarot' and 'Party,' and solo tracks pay tribute to small-room sensuality ('Efecto,' 'Ojitos Lindos'). Nights on the San Juan seafront and trips to La Parguera make for snapshots of a life well-lived, while Benito paints a spectrum of loves won and lost: the exhilarating optimism of 'Enseñame a Bailar,' the bittersweet temporality of “Un Ratito,” and the suffocating lonerism of 'Un Coco.' Everything here moves with a fundamental easiness, the transiency of the season itself written in fleeting romances and night-time drifts along the coast. Across reggaeton anthems and lone-man ballads, he flits between the season's traditional ensemble - from earnest party-starter on 'Me Fui de Vacaciones' to smooth amarante on 'Agosto' - channeling his own memories to ground each in their own emotional depth. His fourth studio album, Un Verano Sin Ti ('A Summer Without You'), is a page-to-stage adaptation of the season itself, a representation of the ephemeral feeling that makes the year's middle months so revered. It's only fitting, then, that the Puerto Rican superstar should define the summer in his own terms. This is the type of music that defines years - and over the last seven or so of them, Bad Bunny has built an empire. The year's warmer months have a tendency to give our brightest memories their own musical accompaniments, and with the industry's titans all pushing for song of the summer, producing a seasonal masterpiece requires not just an understanding of hit-making, but of the magic of the season itself.

Bad Bunny - Moscow Mule ℗ 2022 Rimas Entertainment © 2022 Rimas Entertainment Every summer, music slides back into our lives like a long-forgotten friend. Rimas Entertainment LLC Tracklist: Bad Bunny - Un Verano Sin Ti (2022) 01.

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