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Myke Towers

A Puerto Rican rapper and singer whose seven studio albums and Billboard Latin New Artist of the Year award define a modern era of Latin urban music.

Michael Anthony Torres Monge, known professionally as Myke Towers, is a Puerto Rican rapper, singer, and songwriter born on January 15, 1994. He gained recognition early by posting songs to SoundCloud, which quickly grew in popularity across Puerto Rico. In 2021, he was honored as New Artist of the Year at the Billboard Latin Music Awards and received a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Urban Music Album. To date, Towers has released seven studio albums, including his 2024 project La Pantera Negra featuring Peso Pluma and Jay Wheeler. He is co-managed by One World International and S10 Entertainment, with his single "Lala" becoming his first to top Billboard's Global 200 US chart in July 2023.

Role
Rapper, Singer, Songwriter
Affiliation
One World International and S10 Entertainment (Co-management)
First Major Collaboration Era
Mid-2010s to Present
Status
Active
Signature Style
N/A

Verified Timeline

1994201620192020202120232024

Lore & Background

Towers began his journey drawing inspiration from 90s hip-hop, practicing freestyle independently before recording demos. Originally styling himself as "Mike," he later adopted the moniker "Myke" by joining "Y" and "K" to represent "Young Kingz." His breakthrough mixtape, El Final del Principie (2016), produced by G Starr Entertainment, peaked at number 12 on the Latin Rhythm Albums chart and featured singles like "Dinero en mano" and "No sabe nada." A major turning point arrived in June 2019 with his collaboration with Bad Bunny on "Estamos Arriba," followed by features with Piso 21 and Becky G that same summer. His debut studio album, Easy Money Baby (2020), released just one week after the birth of his son, topped the Top Latin Albums chart for 83 consecutive weeks. This momentum continued through Lyke Mike (2021) and La Vida Es Una (2023), the latter propelled by the viral success of "Lala" on TikTok.

In Their Own Story

In July 2019, Towers released a music video for his collaboration with Becky G titled "Dollar," cementing his presence in the mainstream. By January 23, 2020, he unveiled Easy Money Baby, an album that would dominate charts for over a year and earn him a Latin Grammy nomination. The following year, on April 23, 2021, he released Lyke Mike, a title referencing his original stage name and featuring 23 tracks to honor Michael Jordan's jersey number; the project included collaborations with Jon Z, Ñengo Flow, and Sahir. His third album, La Vida Es Una, dropped on March 23, 2023, also containing 23 songs and features from Arcángel, J Balvin, Chita, Ozuna, and Daddy Yankee. That July, "Lala" went viral on TikTok, climbing to the top of Billboard's Global 200 US chart. Shortly after this milestone, Towers signed a new managerial deal with Brandon Silverstein’s S10 Entertainment. He continued his prolific output with LVEU: Viva la Tuya… No la Mía in November 2023 and La Pantera Negra on August 23, 2024, which brought together artists like Peso Pluma, Omar Montes, and Cosculluela.

Reader's Guide

For listeners exploring Myke Towers' discography, his evolution from the mixtape El Final del Principio to his seven studio albums offers a clear map of his career. Start with Easy Money Baby (2020) for his foundational hit that held the number one spot on Top Latin Albums for 83 weeks. Move to Lyke Mike (2021) to hear the tribute to Michael Jordan via its 23-track structure and features from Jon Z and Ñengo Flow. The album La Vida Es Una (2023) is essential, particularly for the track "Lala," which became his first number one on Billboard's Global 200 US chart after going viral on TikTok. For a look at his most recent work, La Pantera Negra (August 23, 2024) showcases collaborations with Peso Pluma and Jay Wheeler. Fans should also note his 2020 EP Para Mi Ex and his 2019 singles "Estamos Arriba" with Bad Bunny and "Una Vida Para Recordar" with Piso 21 as key entry points into his collaborative history.

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