ONErpm artist Brytiago has seen a 2016 recording, “Estoy Pa’ Ti,” surpass 31 million views on its music video in the month since release, according to the label. The melodic trap track, produced by Viejo Culprit and accompanied by a minimalist visualizer from JCAM Films, sat unreleased for nearly a decade before Brytiago shared a snippet on social media this year and put out the full song in response to fan demand.

ONErpm says it built momentum around the release in phases, starting with a branded TikTok filter that generated more than 7,000 user creations, followed by a “vault since 2016” narrative seeded with tastemakers that the label says drew 1.7 million views and a 13.8% engagement rate. A subsequent influencer and user-generated content campaign across Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and Spain added 277 videos and, according to the label, 15 million views with 16% engagement, alongside paid social spend adjusted by territory.

The release lands amid renewed TikTok interest in the 2016-era Latin trap sound that Brytiago helped establish. He recently completed a tour of Spain that the label describes as sold out, and his remix of “La Father” with Vale Pintos, Casper Magico and Hector El Father was included on Barack Obama’s 2026 summer playlist, one of two Spanish-language songs on the list. Brytiago is said to be completing his next album, with “Estoy Pa’ Ti” serving as a lead-in to that project.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Jonathan Streetman, rockpaperscissors.biz.

Japanese twin DJ and production duo Monochrome will release their new single “Monk” on October 2 via FANKEE, a community-focused music label. The track fuses traditional Japanese Buddhist chanting with melodic techno and progressive house elements, marking a turn toward the duo’s own cultural heritage after several years of performing across Asia and internationally.

According to the announcement, Monochrome will donate 20% of proceeds from “Monk” to Japan’s Sumadera Temple, a nod to the spiritual tradition that inspired the record. The duo describe the release as a personal exploration of identity and heritage rather than simply an exercise in incorporating cultural motifs into dance music.

Monochrome have built a global festival footprint in recent years, with credited appearances at events including UNTOLD Festival, Ultra Music Festival, Zamna and Sunburn Festival. “Monk” arrives via FANKEE, a label that says it is built around deeper fan participation in an artist’s growth, distinct from traditional streaming and algorithm-driven promotion models.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Valentina Vistoli, valentinavistoli.com.

Amnesia Ibiza has announced the full lineup for its closing party on October 10, marking the club’s 50th anniversary. The event will run in two parts: an open-air festival from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m., followed by a continuation inside the club until noon the next day, according to the announcement.

The bill includes Joseph Capriati, Josh Baker, Groove Armada, Deborah De Luca, Max Dean, Nina Kraviz and Klangkuenstler, among more than 25 DJs performing across three areas: a new room called El Taller, the Main Room and the club’s Terrace. Capriati and Baker are billed to close the season with a back-to-back sunrise set.

According to the club, tickets for the party sold out in under three hours, the fastest sellout in the venue’s history, and did so before any lineup was announced. Amnesia opened in 1976 and has long been a fixture of Ibiza’s electronic music scene.

Based on a press release provided to Music Industry Weekly by Simon Tillotson, neighbourhoodpr.com.

Hailee Steinfeld appeared on NBC’s “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to discuss her involvement in Walt Disney Animation Studios’ upcoming film “Hexed.”

The appearance marks part of the promotional rollout for the project, with Steinfeld sharing details about the film and her role in it.

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