Rhythmically, there's a lot to diagram here - your calypsos, your dembows, and all manner of stuff that the trained listener could point out like when you get a beer that was brewed with honey and berries or something dumb and then go down the list announcing that oh, you're tasting berries and definitely picking up a note of honey.

That's all well and good, but it's undeniable that you lose a lot of the magic by announcing it. Ideally, any thoughts on the matter would be subsumed by the blank mental slate that accompanies a good dance party; more approachably, at least in my case, it can provide a very similar sort of immersion while walking around at night or using a computer or something. Per its creator, this is deep reggaeton, bridging electronic music's sonic extremes of body motion and contemplation in such a way as to suit either. Recommended for fans of music that sounds like it was made underwater, or for those that find ambient music to be lacking in percussion.Highlights: Las Palmas, Todo Era Azul (Siempre Dub), Yo Ran (Do)