‘MOR, No Le Teme A La Oscuridad’ is an analogy with seeing the dark in a different way, that despite any adverse situation, we can all shine for what we want to achieve, its name is an homage to the acclaimed 90’s Nickelodeon show, “Are You Afraid of the Dark?”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This release is key for Feid because it represents a period of evolution in his career and his catalogue continues to expand into different sounds. Also, the theme of darkness is often associated with negativity, but in this case, Feid sees it more as an opportunity to be brave and step out of his comfort zone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The album was created in different studios, however Los Angeles was pivotal, where FERXXO and his team of lifelong producers, Sky Rompiendo, Wain and ICON (Jowan and Rolo), took their time to create together with the conviction of not making reggaeton until they achieved a more global sound.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The album includes everything from the afrobeat approach on “Vente Conmigo” and “Bubalu” with Rema, to a more electronic vibe on “Luces de Tecno” and “Ferxxo 151” with ICON, to dancehall on “Ni\u00f1a Bonita” with Sean Paul, to more urban beats on “Rom\u00e1nticos de Lunes” and “Gangsters & Pistolas” with \u00d1engo Flow, dembow on “Ritmos de Medallo” with Ryan Castro, and indie vibe on “Privilegios” with Cupido.<\/p>\n\n\n\n