Millo Gangster Club

Album ∙ Latin ∙ 2025

Bryant Myers

When Latin trap was surging in the mid- to late 2010s, Bryant Myers proved a consistent, reliably ever-present rap star. Some five years after his last solo album, 2020’s Bendecido, he’s now linked with Rimas for this long-awaited full-length follow-up, Millo Gangster Club. Beginning with reflective opener “Cualquiera Tiene Ticket,” he reinforces his trapero reputation while reminding listeners of his rags-to-riches come-up. Seizing the opportunity, he rightfully centers himself as an OG in his field through cuts like the DJ Nelson-produced “Burlao” and the Eladio Carrión-aided “Push.” On “5G,” he constructs a formidable posse cut with Hades66, trap capo Noriel, and longtime cohort Miky Woodz. Part of his core appeal, the sexual provocations of “Duro Ma” with Dei V and SAIKO, and “Rolling Door,” further recall of the thuggish loverman side of his catalog. And while most of the tracks find him firmly in his luxe yet grimy lane, relatively lighter experiments like “El Tiempo Se Detiene” and the even more danceable “Luz Verde” show more room to grow like his peers.