Feid, the Colombian artist known as Ferxxo, released his latest album this week, staying true to his core sound while amplifying the energy of urban and reggaeton to the forefront. The project radiates the familiar mood his audience craves, delivering tracks that feel perfect for the dance floor and the late-night playlist alike. The collection confirms Feid’s ability to evolve without losing the essence that first drew listeners to his music, making the new material instantly engaging for discos and streaming alike.
The record centers on a wide network of collaborations that demonstrate Feid’s reach across Latin urban scenes. International guests include Jamaican star Sean Paul on a vibrant track titled Niña Bonita, Nigerian artist Rema offering a bold fusion on BUBALU, Puerto Rican rapper Ñengo Flow delivering gritty energy on GANGSTERS Y PISTOLAS, and the Spanish band Cupido adding a distinctive touch to Privilegios. The Chilean duo Young Cister and rapper Pailita also contribute to the project, enriching the album with a diverse range of voices and flows that widen its appeal beyond Feid’s home base.
Even with these broad collaborations, the album remains deeply rooted in Feid’s own origins. One standout track, Ritmo de Medallo, brings Feid together with the Medellín duo Ryan Castro in a collaboration aimed at revisiting and expanding on the momentum they built a year earlier with Monastery. The pairing captures a regional vitality that resonates with fans who follow the evolution of urban sounds from Colombia to the wider Latin music market.
Several tracks come with music video premieres that synchronized with the album’s release across streaming platforms. The visual components complement the music, offering fresh interpretations of the tracks and adding an extra layer of storytelling to the listening experience. The synergy between audio and video work helps boost engagement and keeps fans talking long after the first listen.
The timing of this release arrives a year after Feid dropped a previous album in September, a project that drew significant attention and set the stage for this new phase. The earlier work, noted for its provocative title and strong reception, helped Feid broaden his audience and heighten anticipation for the new material. The music world watched closely as a steady stream of singles and promotional clips built momentum toward the latest project.
A seven-track or longer arc from late last year saw Feid release a six-song EP that played a key role in elevating his profile within the urban and reggaeton genres. Those initial efforts laid the groundwork for the current release, highlighting Feid’s knack for pairing catchy hooks with streetwise lyricism and high-energy production. The artist’s approach continues to emphasize rhythm, cadence, and melodic hooks that make the songs instantly memorable for listeners on the go and at home alike.
Throughout this year, Feid has kept up the pace with high-profile collaborations featuring Yandel, Ozuna, and Young Miko. These partnerships not only expanded Feid’s audience but also underscored his ability to blend different styles while preserving a signature sound. The result is a project that feels familiar to longtime fans and intriguing to new listeners who are discovering Feid’s catalog for the first time. The album stands as a testament to Feid’s persistence and his talent for evolving within the urban and reggaeton space without losing the identity that defines his music.