Bryant Myers

That voice was the first thing you heard—a low, codeine-laced growl that announced Latin trap’s hostile takeover. When Bryant Myers, still a teenager in Loma Alta, Carolina, uploaded “Esclava” to SoundCloud, he unleashed a sound that felt raw and inevitable. The legendary remix, adding Anuel AA and a pre-fame Bad Bunny, wasn't just a posse cut; it was a foundational text for the entire movement. His flow—hoarse, deliberate, and draped in menace—stood in stark contrast to polished reggaetón, and his 2018 debut La Oscuridad proved he could sustain that singular vision. Myers didn’t just join a scene; his sound became one of its essential blueprints.