After having broken it with “Playa del Inglés”, Myke Towers and Quevedo launch “Soleaoo”, A song that has the sea as origin, impulse and common language.
“Soleaoo” looks like a heat stroke early in the morning, with precise percussion, a coastal beat without cliché and two verses that seek to mark the passage of those who understand what is really happening on the beach when the sun sets.
The result? A magnetic, sticky song And without artifice, which connects from the premises with a global audience.
It is not an accident that this collaboration reinals two artists who share the roots of the island – Puerto Rico and Gran Canaria – but it is not a nostalgic gesture: it is a declaration.
“Soleaoo” anticipates the tone of what happens in the new stage of Myke Towers. With unexpected collaborations (such as Quevedo), the theme evokes the raw and authentic essence of the Caribbean, moving away from the stereotype to connect with those who live the rhythm of the street, the sea and the music as the same thing.
Source: Qmusica
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