After starting her career as a tattoo artist and slowly working on her music, Young Miko would eventually release her single “105 Freestyle”, a track that would slowly see her building a fandom through a series of bangers and collaborations that would later grow and make her explode into the mainstream with her debut project, TRAP KITTY. TRAP KITTY starts with “Standard”, a bass heavy trap banger that’ll have audiences bouncing and/or dancing hasta bajo as Young Miko firmly establishes her flow and hitmaking abilities. Afterwards, “Stripper Diaries (Skit)” is an interlude that seamlessly flows into the following song. Then “Bi” features Brray in a reggaetón, trap, and drill blend that picks up where the previous skit left off and brings back the energy that kicked off the project. Next “Trending” is a hip hop/trap/drill banger that sees Miko flowing like butter over a beat that’ll hook listeners with its entrancing piano sample. The second half of the project starts with “Smoke Break Interlude”, a break that brings down the hard-hitting energy from the previous tracks before delving back into banger territory. Subsequently, “Riri” continues to show off Miko’s hitmaking skills as she delivers a song that’ll force listeners to head bob or dance whether they want to or not. Later, “Acento” is a bass heavy trap tune that finds the artist reflecting on how international women fall for her seamlessly. Successively, “Pull Up” is another trap banger that sees the musician flexing once more. Finally, “Putero” is another hit that’ll definitely have people dancing especially in night clubs, strip clubs, and jangueos and empowering all sorts of women, but especially sex workers.
In sum, Young Miko’s TRAP KITTY is a fantastic debut full of hip hop, trap, drill, and reggaetón that brings a new perspective from a hitmaker who isn’t afraid to be herself in a scene that slowly continues to deliver unique artists.
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AuthorFernando E. E. Correa González is the author behind over 30 self-published poetry books. He has been published by literary magazines & journals [Id]entidad, El Vicio del Tintero, Sábanas Magazine, Smaeralit, The Occulum, Tonguas and Hound Magazine. Other than writing, Correa is also the host of FENCast, a podcast dedicated to documenting the Puerto Rican independent art scene. Aside from this, he experiments with filmmaking, photography, drawing, painting, multimedia and transmedia. He currently lives in his native Puerto Rico. Archives
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