Dawn Logo

We've Seen the Future, and It's JHAYCO: Insights from a Rising Reggaeton Star

JHAYCO discusses his new album 'Le Clique: Vida Rockstar (X)' and his artistic journey following a revealing palm reading. The album reflects his eclectic musical influences while exploring themes of love and personal growth.

Published on Monday, September 9, 2024 at 5:02 PM

Dawn

In a conversation filled with palpable energy, Puerto Rican reggaeton artist JHAYCO opens up about his journey and transformative new album, 'Le Clique: Vida Rockstar (X),' which was released on September 6, 2024. Recently, during a visit to a Brooklyn palm reader, the artist engaged in a dialogue that revealed insights into his life, creativity, and artistic pursuits.

Dressed in black leather pants and a tight white T-shirt, JHAYCO discussed with the palm reader who provided vague yet affirming insights about his character and life path. Despite some skepticism, he noted the accurate reflection on his personal tribulations.

JHAYCO's path to success began early; at just 10 years old, he realized his passion for music, which led him to successfully co-write tracks for noted artists such as Cardi B and Ozuna. His breakout single, "No Me Conoce," a collaboration with Bad Bunny and J Balvin, charted impressively, highlighting his growing influence in the genre. His upcoming album reflects his eclectic musical taste, incorporating deep house, trap, and pop-punk elements, and tracks like "Vida Rockstar" and "En La Bentley" showcase this sonic experimentation.

The creation of 'Le Clique: Vida Rockstar (X)' involved international travel, with JHAYCO drawing inspiration from various cultures and musical styles encountered in cities like Paris and Miami. This diverse musical palette culminated in a project that he describes as an honest expression of his turbulent emotional journey.

In addition to his artistic evolution, JHAYCO has also focused on self-exploration and mental health. He started therapy while working on the album, which helped him gain a deeper understanding of his emotional landscape.

The album delves into themes of love, loss, and aspiration, with tracks like "Viene BASQUIAT" paying homage to his love of art and cinema. Hailing from a background that includes influences from both Puerto Rico and New Jersey, his artistic vision resonates as an intricate tapestry woven from varied emotional and cultural experiences.

As he defines his notion of rock star life, JHAYCO emphasizes ownership of craft and a deep respect for art, stating, "I feel like nobody can be a better Latin rock star than me." With his recent projects and focus on personal growth, JHAYCO continues to solidify his position as a noteworthy voice in the contemporary music scene. For more insights into his career and new music, visit SPIN.

Keep up with your corner of the music industry

Subscribe


Stay up to date on industry news, music, and articles with our industry newsletter. Whether you’re a fan, musician, or industry professional, we’ve got you covered.

What do you like?