Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "ANUEL AA, QUEVEDO, & MALUMA - OA"

Episode Date: October 13, 2023

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticEn este segmento de Notorious Mass Effect, nos adentramos en la última colaboración entre Anuel AA, Quevedo y Maluma, la exitosa canción "OA SONG". Discutimos el significado de la canción, su pegajosa melodía y su impacto en la industria musical. También hablamos de los artistas involucrados y sus carreras individuales.Ya seas fanático del reguetón, la música latina o simplemente de buena música pop, no querrás perderte este segmento. Únete a nosotros mientras desglosamos "OA SONG" y discutimos su impacto en el mundo de la música.In this segment of Notorious Mass Effect, we dive into the latest collaboration between Anuel AA, Quevedo, and Maluma, the hit song "OA SONG." We discuss the song's meaning, its catchy melody, and its impact on the music industry. We also talk about the artists involved and their individual careers.Whether you're a fan of Reggaeton, Latin music, or just good pop music, you won't want to miss this segment. Join us as we break down "OA SONG" and discuss its impact on the world of music.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

One thing I have to say about the Latin music field is that there's a plethora of artists, of course, getting streams, putting their names on the charts, and having immense success when it comes to getting people to tune into their music. Because if you don't know, Afrobeat genre, K-pop genre, and Latin music genre has been doing and performing better than it's ever had. As far as the history of time and music, I think this is the best variety consumption of music as far as a consumer base. And to me, that's only able to happen because of the excess of music via technology. If you don't know, Spotify, Apple Music, they weren't a thing back in the day, right? People had to go to the stores and purchase music. And whenever you don't have, let's just say whenever you have. limited income going to the store and purchasing a Latin music album when you

consistently listen to hip-hop is harder than going on your phone clicking your DSP whatever DSP you use and hitting shuffle it's a lot harder or it's a lot easier that way than going to the store and trying to branch out and pay to listen to music or new music you might enjoy So that being said, the reason why I'm saying that is because one of the Titans in the Latin music industry is back again in Annuel, and he's brought some friends along with him as he's featuring, or he has featuring, Corvito, Maluma, and they're collaborating for a new track titled OA. Now, obviously, it's either OA or was OA. I don't know which one it is, but I'm just going to say OA because I don't want to sound out of the loop, even though currently I probably still do with the same. pronunciation because I don't speak Spanish. I don't know if y'all know that. But I try my best whenever covering Latin musicians, because I do feel like for the amount of success they're putting

up this year, they don't really get highlighted a lot unless it's beef and, you know, Anuel and a certain someone else has beef a lot. I'm not going to mention him because this is specifically about Annuel. But I find it interesting that Anuel finds himself in the mainstream media for beef with that particular artist than he does for his music. Now, that's not to say he doesn't generate engagement with his music, because obviously people listen to annual or he wouldn't be having 33.4 monthly listeners on Spotify, right? But I have noticed the lack of coverage for Latin music when it comes to specifically putting up numbers on the charts. Usually it's beef or it's about Bad Bunny, which obviously I'm going to talk about Bad Bunny, but I also talk about a plethora of other Latin musicians like Paso Pluma, Bazaar, Quavito, of course, Maluma,

so many different Latin musicians in the space I try to cover because all of them, not all of them, but most of them is putting up numbers that are impactful, not even in their field, but also in the overall field when it comes to the Billboard top 100. And that is why I want to focus on this track because it just shows another collaboration between Latin musicians and how they all,

are bonding together and helping each other out to captivate the Latin urban music fans. And with that being said, I always have to commend them on that because in other genres, you don't see that as much as far as a lesser known artist being able to hop on a higher status artist and they not have no beef, right? So with that being said, I'm excited to listen to this track. I obviously haven't listened to it yet because I've been listening to Drake. on Yizian for my whole week it's been Drake Aubrey Graham the rapper from the grassy and the boy so with that being said click my link to my bio let me know one of my social

media's what do you think about annual and just his dominance in the Latin music space and him always collaborating and not feeling like or feeling the need to start up beef to promote his music and also more importantly what do you think about this track owa Do you think it's fire or trash?