Six Sex: Ultra [Dale Play]
True to her Argentinian heritage, Six Sex was raised on guaracha. But her sexed-up, flashy, bratty music found a natural home in Mexico, where perreo rave is all the rage. Ultra—out June 6—blends strands of both into a soundtrack for a debaucherous night out filled with Virginia Slims, champagne on the beach, and joints tucked away in cash-filled wallets. This is an album best enjoyed obnoxiously loud in a club swarming with baddies—no boyfriends allowed.
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Protect: Slimedude2003 [Ball Hogs/Atlantic]
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Fresh from the apparently accidental leak of 50 of his songs in April, Protect proves mercifully concise on Slimedude2003, a 12-track mixtape that presents his versatile flows and slacker humour at astral scale. The Buffalo rapper, Ball Hog founder, and prolific gamer named the tape after his gaming tag and navigates his beats with a suitably deft touch, dashing into waves of trap cymbals and skirmishing synths as if through a musical bullet-hell. Meanwhile, songs like “Last of Us” (of course) apply his inventive melodies to club-ready laments that swap dazzling neon for a melancholy glow.
