Luigui Bleand Is Finishing New Album “GOAT”
Produced entirely by Bleand and Marisa de Filippis, the album runs to around 16 or 17 songs and blends more than seven rhythms, from traditional merengue to urban music.
Milan, Italy
MILAN, ITALY — Luigui Bleand is in the final stage of his new album, “GOAT”. The Dominican artist and producer is completing it at Universal Music Studios, and the entire album is produced by two people: Bleand himself and producer Marisa de Filippis.
The song count stands at around 16 or 17. The final number has not been confirmed.
Across the album, Bleand blends more than seven rhythms and influences, only some of which have been named: traditional merengue, or merengue típico; other tropical rhythms fused with English-language pop; a darker strand; and urban music.
Technology has been part of this closing phase, too. He has relied on it to develop and refine the album’s sound, a sound he describes as wonderful.
The announcement comes after Bleand confirmed his return to the music industry on 24 September 2026, in an official statement from his communications team. The return ended the open-ended pause he announced on 17 December 2024 to explore creative and business areas outside entertainment. No return date was given at the time.
The catalogue he returns with includes “Zumba”, a track billed as Luigui Bleand featuring Yomel El Meloso and Tivi Gunz. Its official video was published on his official YouTube channel on 3 March 2023.
The release date and final tracklist for “GOAT” have not yet been announced.