CD Reviews

Take a step into the world of Dyland junto a Lenny! Here are reggaeton's newest stars backed up by no other than Luny himself. I was a bit hesitant towards this duo but after listening to their album, I deffinitely agree!  Dyland (the rapper) and Lenny (the singer) have a great chemistry and show that on every song. Lenny the singer has a great voice and Dyland provides those tough agressive lyrics. The beats on this album are awesome, we see a lot of techno influence but at the same time we hear some pounding dembow which is a must for any reggaeton fan. We see quite a bit of versatility on this album ranging from romantic songs like 'Nadie Te Amara Como Yo' and the newest single 'Quiere Pa Que te Quieran' aswell as some club songs for example 'Sexo En La Disco' and 'Caliente' featuring Arcangel 'La Maravilla', what surprised me was that they even included a street side! Which was the intro to the album which sounded really good. Overall i'd give this album a 8.5/10 which is deffinitely worth your money, below I have included the album preview.

The lyrical heavyweight also known as Cosculluela releases his album today. He has been shattering expectations, I mean they were high but I did not expect him to already reach number two on the iTunes charts! Fellow reggaetoneros Wisin y Yandel and their album 'La Evolucion' was at a staggering #13, the number one spot belonging to Thalia. This album is amazing! Cosculluela gave us all that we were expecting, and MORE. Malianteo, Romantiqueo, Perreo, Discotequeo, the man did it all. This album had the right amount of collabos, with the participation of De La Ghetto, O'neill, Jowell y Randy, Ivy Queen, and Zion y Lennox. He shows his soft side on songs like 'Pienso En Ti', 'En Ocasiones' but also sticks to his malianteo roots with 'Sube y Baja' and Plaka Plaka'. The song that surprised me most was 'Yo No Se Bailar' a electro style song made for the clubs. It's hot! Deffinitely got me moving, i'm sure if he makes that a single the charts will eat it up. Overall this album is a must buy for any fan of good music, El Princi doesn't disappoint with this album, CD of the year if you ask me.

Time for a new review my Real Talkers! Last year Tony Dize released his debut album 'La Melodia De La Calle' under the label WY Records later on they decided to give him the boot and he made the move to Pina Records, the home of artists like RKM y Ken-Y and Nicky Jam. Would Tony be able to prove his ex bosses wrong? With this Special Edition we were able to see a different Tony Dize, one that was UPDATED. It featured the hits that the first album had, and with the help of Mambo Kingz they were made perfect, small touches on the beats can make a big difference. Also it features collaborations with Arcangel, Ken-Y, Cosculluela, Wisin y Yandel, Plan B, Don Omar and Cruzito. When it came to producers, Tony went to Mambo Kingz, Haze and Myztiko. This has to be the best special edition I have heard. Why is that you might ask? It's the only Special Edition that makes me feel like i'm listening to a new album. Most of the time it seems like artists are trying to make some quick money by adding two or three new songs and push it to the market. You can see that Tony and Pina put a lot of time and effort into it. The lyrics are on point, you can thank Wise for that. Tony goes outside of his comfort zone doing songs from different genres including Bachata, Mambo and Vallenato but also keeps his reggaeton roots. Purchase this album if you are a fan of good music, you will not be disappointed. Tony Dize!

I know, I know it's been a while since I have done a review but guess what ..it ain't my fault! Lol, this year was looking so promising in the begining the release of albums like 'El Patron' and 'Down To Earth' and the flood of new tracks then BOOM it died down. This album was anounced since last year and has been getting pushed back since then. Enough of that let's get to the album. Let me start of by saying WTF 10 songs? First 'iDON' now this? Is this honestly the new trend? I hope not it takes them years to make an album and they can't even give us a decent ammount? 15-18 would be good if you asked me. Also no collabs? I understand that you are 'coming back' but come on at least one collaboration. This album has some reggaeton songs but also some very poppish and some tropical songs that I am not a fan of. The songs that I recomend from this album would be 'Oh, Oh',  'Nobody', and 'El Castigo' (this might be the oldest song on the album, and sadly the hottest song). So what is my final conclusion on this album? Good but not great. I wouldn't spend my money on a 10 track album, especially with no collaborations. The production wasn't all that great either. The hot songs on this album were hot and the ones that sucked really sucked, I can't even listen to them. This seems more like a mixtape than a album if you ask me. But hey, I suggest you give it a chance and a listen and if you like it purchase it and support M y V!

Below is the album preview.

Even though Trebol Clan's new album "Fantasia Musical" technically leaked a couple weeks ago, the album officially dropped today, so here's the review. A lot of people have had very different opinions on this album, some people like it while others really hate it. I personally feel that the album is definitely solid but at the same time it does not come even close to what Trebol Clan is truly capable of doing. The problem with this album is that they tried to go a little too commerical with it and unfortunately for them, that really doesn't suit their style really well. Although they did have some real good reggaeton tracks on this album like "Digale," "Fuga," and "Gata Sata," they failed miserably with tracks like "Otro Beso" and "Por Ti." Maybe Tito El Bambino and RKM y Ken-Y can go the pop route but these dudes should just stick to what their good at and thats perreo with a lil bit of romantiqueo like they did in their cyber album "The Comeback." All in all, the album is straight. A lot of the songs are catchy and the majority of the beats are pretty good. It might not be their best album and it might not be a classic like "Los Bacatranes," but for what its worth and for what they tried to do with it, the album is acceptable, and Trebol Clan should deserve some credit for at least trying to go in a new direction. So try and support these guys and go buy it. Here are some of the best tracks:

Llegas

Me Hipnotizas

Nena

Fuga

Gata Sata