After years of fan theories and a leaked snippet that kept the internet buzzing, Argentine producer Bizarrap and Puerto Rican artist Myke Towers have finally dropped their joint project. But instead of a single track, they surprised everyone with a double release: the highly anticipated Music Sessions #42 and a standalone single called Boobytrap. Both songs are now streaming, and they come with a social mission that goes beyond the music.
From a Slip-Up to a Studio Session
The story of this collaboration began in 2021, when a small audio leak and a slip-up by Myke Towers during an interview set off a wave of speculation. Fans connected the dots, and soon Bizarrap’s official website hinted at a hidden project. What started as a rumor became one of the most talked-about releases in Latin urban music. Now, with Music Sessions #42, the Argentine producer stays true to his signature style: a raw, minimalist studio setup where the artist’s voice takes center stage. Myke Towers delivers a performance that balances his Puerto Rican flow with the energy Bizarrap’s sessions are known for.
But the real curveball is Boobytrap. Directed by STILLZ, the video shows a rare side of Bizarrap: he steps in front of the camera, fully embracing a trap aesthetic while mimicking Myke Towers’ style. The track is soaked in Argentine pop culture references, including cameos from Formula 2 driver Franco Colapinto and internet personality El Bananero. It’s a playful, unexpected turn that highlights the chemistry between the two artists.
Art, Auction, and Social Commitment
Beyond the beats, the project carries a meaningful cause. At the end of the Boobytrap music video, a QR code directs viewers to a digital auction of props used during filming. According to reports, all proceeds go directly to Asociación CASA, an organization that has provided free cultural spaces in vulnerable neighborhoods of Buenos Aires for over fifteen years. The money will support music education programs in areas like Bajo Flores and Soldati, giving young people access to instruments, studios, and mentorship. This initiative bypasses record labels entirely, ensuring the funds reach the community.
This isn’t the first time Bizarrap has used his platform for social impact. The producer, whose net worth has grown alongside his global fame, has often collaborated with artists who bring their own philanthropic efforts. For Myke Towers, this release marks another milestone in a career that has consistently blended street credibility with mainstream success. The Puerto Rican rapper, known for hits like La Curiosidad and Pareja del Año, continues to expand his reach across the Americas.
The double drop has already sparked conversations about the future of Latin urban music. While Music Sessions #42 stays true to the formula that made Bizarrap a household name, Boobytrap pushes boundaries, mixing trap with Argentine humor and visual storytelling. It’s a reminder that the region’s music scene is not a monolith—each country brings its own flavor, and collaborations like this one celebrate those differences.
For fans who have been waiting since 2021, the payoff is worth it. The tracks are available on all streaming platforms, and the auction is open for a limited time. As Bizarrap and Myke Towers prove, great music can also do good.
