One of a handful of artists buoyed by the KAROL G-infused posse cut “Un Viaje”, Moffa spent the subsequent two years expanding his reach and exploring his range. With Playground, the rising Puerto Rican artist presents his most cohesive expression yet of where he’d like his musical journey to lead. This condensed mix of hip-hop-adjacent R&B and pop-leaning reggaetón inevitably positions him as a sort of playboy figure, sizing up a luxurious would-be lover on “Bluedream” and employing confident pickup strategies on “Llorando en Chanel”. Leaning into seductive soul, he exudes rakish charm on the suggestive “Raitrú” and goes full libertine on “Sextape”. Some vulnerability slips out for “Porcelana”, during which he exhibits near-masochistic tendencies in attempting to lure back a lover. On the guest front, Manuel Turizo and Ñengo Flow join for the slo-mo perreo on “Sussy”, while ROBI brings that “Pantysito” flair to the team-up “B&G”.