J Balvin has just released his highly-anticipated fourth album Colores, a follow-up to his 2018 full-length Vibras. The new album finds the Reggaeton powerhouse going back to his roots, opting for only two features (Mr. Eazi and frequent producer Sky Rompiendo) to showcase the infectious sounds and flows that have made him a household name. The album includes Colin Tilley-directed visuals for “Rojo,” “Morado,” his #1 hit single “Blanco” and “Amarillo.“

The album also arrives just days after J Balvin made history becoming the Latin Urban artist with the most #1 singles on the Latin airplay charts after “Blanco” took the top spot this week. This title, along with ‘Colores,’ not only cements his status as a leader of Reggeaton but as a torchbearer of the new state of Urbano, Balvin continually expanding the limits of the genre and paving the way for “la nueva escuela.”

Colores was creative-directed by Takashi Murakami who created ten brand new flower characters one for each song and color on the album. While he has been long heralded as a commercial force, the album underscores the ways in which Balvin is permeating all facets of culture — from music to art and style — without compromising his unique identity.

To that end, Colores also coincides with the release of his second collaborative collection with GUESS. Inspired by the album and his hometown of Medellín, the ‘Colores’ collection is created for Spring 2020 and includes styles for men, women, and children and follows last year’s Vibras collaboration. The collection is coming soon.

The album continues J Balvin’s reign as one of the biggest stars in the world. 2019 saw him perform in the opening segment of The GRAMMY Awards, named the Premio Lo Nuestro “Artist of the Year” for an unprecedented third consecutive time, collect his fourth LATIN GRAMMY and the “Favorite Latin Artist” American Music Award, and saw him become the first Reggaeton artist on Saturday Night Live. Throughout the year, J Balvin also connected with millions of fans live by taking his stunning “ARCOIRIS” (Rainbow) Tour across the United States and throughout the world, while further etching his name in Urbano music history as the first Reggaeton artist to perform on the main stage at Coachella, leading EDM festival Tomorrowland, and as the first-ever Latin artist to Headline at Lollapalooza. Most recently, J Balvin performed in the Super Bowl LIV halftime show alongside Jennifer Lopez to perform his hit song “Mi Gente,” notches another #1 single, and appeared on the cover of Billboard.

Watch “Amarillo” here and listen to ‘Colores’ above, see album details below, and stay tuned for more from J Balvin coming soon.

Tracklist

1. Amarillo

2. Azul

3. Rojo

4. Rosa

5. Morado

6. Verde

7. Negro

8. Gris

9. Arcoíris

10. Blanco

“COLORES” AVAILABLE ON ALL DIGITAL PLATFORMS:

“AMARILLO” MUSIC VIDEO: