Throwing his hat into the ring of artists dropping great new projects this past week, the multi-award-winning Puerto Rican singer and rapper, Ozuna, has dropped his monumental fourth studio album, ENOC.
ENOC is jam-packed with globally renowned artists featuring on 10 tracks of the 20-track album, including Doja Cat, Sia, J Balvin, Daddy Yankee, and many more. After dominating the world with his debut album Odisea in 2017, Ozuna followed up every year after that with tropically infused and rhythmically focused reggaeton albums; Aura (2018), and Nibiru (2019). Another year passes and Ozuna graces us with yet another massive, highly anticipated project.
“ENOC is an album that means a lot to me, as it is a reflection of the musical essence that marked the beginning of my career.”
Ozuna
In a recent press release, the rapper expresses his passion for this album, stating “ENOC is an album that means a lot to me, as it is a reflection of the musical essence that marked the beginning of my career…” He goes on to discuss how ENOC incorporates the knowledge he has gathered throughout his career and the experiences he has had in traveling around the world with his previous projects. Ozuna releases this album aware that in difficult times, music can be the best escape from reality.
ENOC kicks off with a compelling 7-minute track brimming with features from hit artists such as Wisin, Myke Towers, Arcángel, Juanka, and Cosculluela. The album also contains the summer anthem, “Caramelo”, which took Latin America, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. by storm. Charting in the top 5 for several weeks on Billboard’s Latin Airplay charts, “Caramelo” has garnered over 160 million Spotify streams and a sweet 226 million views on Youtube. ENOC has captivated fans with the smash hit “Del Mar”, which combines the talent of American rapper Doja Cat and Australian pop vocalist Sia who, for the first time in her career, is featured singing in Spanish. Ozuna also presents his fans with some sensual and intimate solo tracks like “Mala”, “El Reggaetón” and emotionally moving album-closer, “Gracias” which is a tribute to his success as an artist.