Psyched! Records is excited to unveil the newest single from San Francisco’s Puerto Rican garage sensation, Xocé Román. The track, “Yo Lo Maté Por Ti Cabrón,” pulses with unfiltered intensity and rebellious spirit, marking a bold statement ahead of their eagerly awaited debut album, slated for release next year. The single was recorded at the iconic Santo Recording studio in Oakland, with top-notch engineering from Marta Álvarez and Jason Kick. Get ready for a track that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.
Alongside the release of the explosive new single “Yo Lo Maté Por Ti Cabrón,” we’re proud to unveil its equally captivating music video, directed and edited by the incredibly talented Carlos Hernández Domenech of Psyched! Films. Known for his visionary approach to storytelling, Carlos has crafted a video that perfectly mirrors the raw intensity and rebellious energy of Xocé Román’s signature garage sound. The video dives deep into the heart of the track, combining vivid, almost surreal imagery with the gritty, unfiltered spirit of the music, creating a visual journey that amplifies the song’s emotional and political undertones.
From start to finish, the video reflects the intensity of Xocé Román’sPuerto Rican roots while exploring bold, boundary-pushing aesthetics. Carlos Hernández Domenech’s direction brings a fresh and daring perspective, taking viewers on a visually stunning ride that complements the song’s rebellious energy. This is more than just a music video—it’s an artful extension of the band’s message and an unforgettable part of their creative vision.
Xocé Román – Yo Lo Maté Por Ti Cabrón (Official Video)
Comprised of the dynamic talents of Javier Tous, Pedro Rolón, Ruben Rivera, Miguel Hernández, and Carlos Hernández Domenech, Xocé Román brings an electrifying presence to the Psyched! Records family. We are proud to welcome this incredible group and share their music with the world.
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