- Artist: Pitbull
- Runtime: 50 minutes, 24 Songs
Pitbull’s upcoming album, PITCOIN, arrives as a bold statement in the artist’s discography, blending his signature high-energy anthems with a mix of Latin rhythms, pop hooks, and unexpected collaborations. Scheduled for release in 2026, the project features 24 tracks that showcase Pitbull’s knack for crafting infectious bangers, from Miami-infused party tracks to deeply personal ballads.
The album’s lineup includes standout features with legendary names like KISS, Enrique Iglesias, and Akon, alongside rising stars and industry veterans who’ve shaped global pop and hip-hop for decades.
Highlights include the electrifying "Reach For The Stars," a collaboration with KISS’s Gene Simmons and Jimmy Thornfeldt, where Pitbull’s charisma meets rock’s theatrical flair. Meanwhile, tracks like "Damn I Love Miami" and "Satalanaaa" lean into the album’s festive spirit, with Lil Jon and Lenier lending their signature grooves.
For fans of Latin music, "Me Paraste El Corazón" and "Tamo Bien" deliver heartfelt verses and infectious choruses, proving Pitbull’s versatility in both English and Spanish.
PITCOIN also doubles down on Pitbull’s love for remix culture, with reimagined versions of classics like "Qué Calor" and "No Te Hagas," featuring fresh input from Akon, Wiz Khalifa, and Bon Jovi. The album’s production credits, led by Armando C. Perez and IAmChino, ensure a polished, genre-defying sound that bridges reggaeton, pop, and hip-hop.
Whether it’s the bass-heavy "Work" or the soulful "Drink Alone," the tracks promise a full spectrum of Pitbull’s musical personality.
With a roster that includes DJs, producers, and vocalists from across the globe, PITCOIN is poised to be a celebration of Pitbull’s enduring influence—and a testament to his ability to make every release feel like an event. As the release date approaches, one thing’s clear: this is an album for the fans who’ve always demanded the biggest, boldest sound from Miami’s most iconic artist.

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