Bryant Myers

Bryant Myers sounds like a low-frequency rumble coming to life. His voice is his most striking instrument, a deep, raspy baritone that feels like it’s vibrating from the floorboards. It is heavy, unapologetic, and carries a natural grit that makes even his most melodic tracks feel grounded in the street culture of Puerto Rico. The production is sharp and digital, dominated by the aggressive 808s of Latin trap and the hypnotic, syncopated rhythms of reggaeton.

What truly sets him apart is the contrast between his youthful energy and that ancient-sounding voice. He pioneered a specific 'dirty' vocal style in the Latin trap movement, moving away from the polished pop-vocals of his predecessors toward something more raw and textural. His delivery is often deadpan and rhythmic, letting the sheer weight of his tone do the emotional heavy lifting while the beats provide a cold, metallic backdrop.

Start with 'Esclava' to hear the foundation of his rise, or dive into 'Gan-Ga' for a masterclass in his signature trap flow. If you want something with more melodic polish but the same vocal depth, 'Bendecido' shows his evolution into a more versatile artist without losing the edge that made him a breakout star.