Tiago PZK’s Gotti B Pushes Boundaries with Genre-Bending Sound

Tiago PZK unveils Gotti B, an experimental EP fusing reggaeton, R&B, and trap. Featuring Teddy Swims on “Sometimes.” Out now.

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Tiago PZK continues to redefine Latin music with Gotti B, an experimental EP that seamlessly fuses R&B, trap, reggaeton, and pop. Acting as a companion to GOTTI A, the project sees Tiago and his alter ego, Gotti, take creative risks like never before.

The focus track, “Sometimes,” reunites Tiago with Teddy Swims in an emotionally charged ballad exploring love and heartbreak. Built on synth-heavy basslines and smooth R&B drum patterns, the song captures the raw emotions of lost love. “This song is a big step for me,” Tiago shares. “It feels like a fresh start, and I’m excited for fans to hear it.” Teddy Swims adds, “Tiago is one of the most talented artists I’ve met. I’m grateful to call him a friend, and I hope people love this song as much as we do.”

Accompanying the track is a cinematic video directed by Loris Russier, featuring haunting visuals set in a graveyard and vacant church, reflecting the song’s melancholic themes.

Beyond “Sometimes,” Gotti B explores a wide range of sonic textures. “Si Te Pinta” brings a seductive R&B-trap fusion with Doly Flackko, while “Sudor” turns up the heat with De La Rose and iZaak. “Amantes” channels old-school reggaeton, and “Antes” featuring Miranda! redefines pop with a dark, hypnotic edge.

With Gotti B, Tiago PZK cements himself as one of the most innovative artists in Latin music. The EP is now streaming on all digital platforms.