The Noise holds a pivotal place in the history of reggaeton, evolving from its early roots into a substantial influence within the genre. Emerged in the early '90s in Puerto Rico, The Noise was not just a group but a collective movement that included DJs, rappers, and producers, spearheaded by DJ Negro. They are widely recognized for their underground parties, which became the birthplace of the reggaeton movement, blending reggae, hip-hop, and Latin rhythms into a sound that was entirely new and captivating.

Over the years, The Noise continued to evolve, producing a series of compilations that showcased the raw talent within the collective, including names like Ivy Queen, Baby Rasta & Gringo, and Master Joe. Albums such as "The Noise 3", "The Noise 4", and "The Noise 5" document the evolution of their sound, mixing gritty lyrical narratives with infectious beats. Their later projects, such as "Special Edition 2" and "The Collections Special Edition Puro Reggaeton", illustrate their ability to adapt and mold the reggaeton sound for new generations, blending the nostalgic elements of early reggaeton with contemporary influences. The Noise's contribution to the reggaeton genre is not just in their music but also in their pioneering spirit, paving the way for a new generation of artists and producers.

Genres

Latin Hip Hop

Related Artists

Daddy Yankee

Don Omar

J Balvin

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Tego Calderón

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Latest Release

World Tour (Remix 1)

The Noise

Single - Released October 19, 2018