One of Latin trap’s most distinctive voices, Bryant Myers has lent his rumbling flow to stars ranging from bachata hitmaker Prince Royce to rapper/producer Wyclef Jean, letting his bars rough up cuddly pop smashes or add extra menace to grimy hip-hop. With a stacked guest list that includes legends (Tito El Bambino) and upstarts (Bad Bunny), the Puerto Rican rapper’s debut album bounces from style to style. His gruffer-than-gruff rhymes prove a surprisingly perfect fit for bubbly reggaetón bops (“Ponle Musica”), silky trap-soul grooves (“Triste”), and roughneck dancehall anthems (“Dólares”).