Adrian Lyles, DAY LIMNS, and Los Brasileros Released Single
The musical trio has collaborated on the new track titled I Got It Bad after recording sessions held in Brazil.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Latin
Adrian Lyles, DAY LIMNS, and Los Brasileros released their new single, I Got It Bad, on October 6, 2026. The artists recorded the track during a collaborative studio session held in Brazil.
Why it matters
The release combines the diverse musical backgrounds of an international group of artists to produce a fresh collaborative project. It highlights the continued creative output of Latin Grammy-winning producers working alongside emerging talent.
Los Brasileros have achieved 7 billion plays on streaming platforms and hold 2 Latin Grammy awards. Their production portfolio includes work for high-profile artists such as Karol G and Anitta.
The players
Adrian Lyles
He is a musician currently residing in Los Angeles who originally hails from Dallas.
DAY LIMNS
She is a singer-songwriter and former contestant from The Voice Brasil who was born in Goiás.
Los Brasileros
They are a Latin Grammy Award-winning production team known for their work with global artists like Karol G and Anitta.
The details
During the recording process in Brazil, the producers experimented with various chords, synths, and textures to define the identity of the track. The project brings together Adrian Lyles, who is based in Los Angeles and originally from Dallas, with DAY LIMNS, a singer-songwriter and former contestant from The Voice Brasil.
Timeline
2024: DAY LIMNS performed at Lollapalooza Brasil.
2025: DAY LIMNS performed at The Town festival.
October 6, 2026: The single I Got It Bad was released.
Industry Dynamics
This release follows a pattern of alumni from The Voice Brasil leveraging their television exposure to launch broader international music collaborations. The project mirrors ongoing shifts in the industry where producers and vocalists use cross-border studio sessions to expand their reach.
Listeners can access the new single across major streaming platforms starting immediately. The collaboration is available globally, allowing fans of the individual artists to stream the track through their preferred digital services.
The takeaway
Collaborative tracks between producers and established regional talent continue to drive growth in the Latin music market. Listeners can anticipate more cross-continental projects as artists increasingly utilize global production partnerships to evolve their sound.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.
