Swaggerboyz - PERDIENDO RASGOS ADOLESCENTES (2026)


PERDIENDO RASGOS ADOLESCENTES pushes Swaggerboyz’s plugg sound towards something darker, stranger and more psychedelic. The production is clearly the main attraction, with distorted synths, heavy bass and unpredictable details giving the album a distinctive identity.

Unfortunately, the songs themselves rarely match the quality of the sound design. Many tracks feel like unfinished sketches built around one interesting beat, while the processed vocals and muddy mixing make the project increasingly difficult to follow. The performances have energy, but the lyrics and melodies leave little lasting impact.

There are enough original ideas to keep the album from becoming boring, and its short running time helps. Still, it feels more like a promising collection of experiments than a convincing full album.

Pros
Inventive and distinctive production
Strong underground atmosphere
Short and consistently energetic

Cons
Too many underdeveloped songs
Muddy and repetitive vocal processing
Very little emotional or melodic impact





Genre: Experimental Hip Hop
Country: Argentina

Final Verdict: 58% (Forgettable Album)
Yearly Ranking: 549th / 587

Highlight: Buscando

Made me think of:
Shed Theory
Joeyy
xaviersobased

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