
J Balvin’s ‘Rayo’ Trades Heartbreak for Dance-Floor Energy
A review of J Balvin's Rayo, a 15-track album of polished pop and reggaeton that knows exactly what it wants to be.


A review of J Balvin's Rayo, a 15-track album of polished pop and reggaeton that knows exactly what it wants to be.

A steady, confident debut reggaeton record whose best moments—6 AM and Yo te lo dije—justify the whole affair.

A record of fifteen songs, mixing ballads, dancehall, and rap-singing into one milestone for genre-hopping.

J Balvin's Colores turns ten colors into ten tracks — bright, polished, and mostly a hit. Our full review breaks down the highs and lows.

A review of OASIS, the 2019 collaboration album from J Balvin and Bad Bunny — breezy, joyful, and built for summer.
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