LDA

With this release, LDA claim to be "revolutionizing the genre." Sadly, the group still sounds amateurish at times: Witness the gauzy vocals on "Miro La Luna" and sporadic pitch problems. None of this is unique to LDA; reggaeton in general suffers from a surfeit of tinny production. But at this stage -- given Negra's commanding flow (when she chooses to use it) and Baby Psycho's vastly improved, percussive rap style -- these guys could have put out a shorter album without any weak spots. That said, there's enough raw energy here to earn the group some dancefloor love.