The new album of Milo J It couldn’t be called anything else. After making his recording debut with the eclectic 111the rapper from Morón will release 166a title that refers to the bus line that Camilo took when he left the neighborhood to look for better studies, but that always brought him back home (you can read the dizzying story of his rise in the cover story of ROLLING STONE).
Thursday July 11in less than two weeks, the new album will hit the platforms Milo J (you can now pre-save it on Spotify). For now, we only have a trailer that the artist and her fans released through social networks.
In the images, Milo himself gets on a bus on line 166 and looks at the camera, while the voice of Facundo Cabral in “I’m not from here, I’m not from there”, an artist with whom Milo usually opens his concerts.
“It would be nice to take some photos with a bus from line 166, which is from here, from Morón. That bus means a lot to us.“, he suggested to ROLLING STONE Tito, friend and partner when it comes to the visual production of Milo Jwhen pre-production talks began for the March cover story.
“Milo always says, ‘Look how far we got with the 166,’” Tito added. “The terminal is right here, we could ask if we can take the photos there,” Martín “Marta” Bianchi, the 22-year-old musician, member of the Bajo West crew, who also serves as the all-terrain manager of the new enfant terrible of the Argentine music scene. And with that comment, almost in passing, the adventure behind the photographic production for number 312 of Rolling Stone.
Look at the photos of Milo J on bus 166:
