Puerto Rican urban artist Jermo G has formally released a huge fresh club anthem called DESACATAO. This high-octane song transports listeners right into a gritty, dynamic metropolitan bounce made especially for the nightlife scene. From beginning to end, the song gives raw, unadulterated energy driven by a gritty, classic Dembow beat and strong, forceful synth stabs. Jermo G matches this strong work with a frank, rapid-fire vocal delivery that immediately creates a dramatic, late-night party feel meant to set dance floors on fire all around.
From Puerto Rico to the Bronx: The Making of an Urban Force
Born in Humacao, Puerto Rico to parents Alex J. Gonzalez Betancourt, Jermo G grew up in Caguas and Gurabo before moving to the Bronx, New York at the age of fifteen. It was there that he discovered his love for music. His early work with Tony Gorilla and RDI Records on “Headed to the Bronx” as well as his work for Jose Rivera’s Xtremetiez-Ent. preceded his decision to pursue a solo career. He later withdrew from music for a period of time, before being encouraged by his brother Destyno to re-kindle his love for music, help him regain his lost confidence, and reinvent himself as Jermo G.
In the end, DESACATAO is a great illustration of modern Latin urban music done correctly. It pushes a modern electronic edge while honoring classic underground roots. Any high-energy playlist, gym rotation, or weekend pre-game session must include the song. If you like fast flows, strong percussion, and continuous beats, go listen to Jermo G’s most recent single on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music right now.
