Dillom Releases Third Album 'La Nueva Violencia' on His Own Label
Argentine rapper Dillom released his third studio album, La Nueva Violencia, on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, putting it out through his own independent label, Bohemian Groove (Billboard).
The album arrives two years after his previous studio record, Por Cesárea (2024), and follows his 2021 debut Post Mortem — a run of three albums in five years from an artist who was 20 when the first one landed and is 25 now (Billboard; Rolling Stone en Español).
La Nueva Violencia runs to 13 tracks and includes a voice memo from Dillom's father, a personal touch that sits inside a record Billboard reports examines the rapper's relationship with the cultural system that produced his rise to fame (Billboard).
Dillom, whose real name is Dylan León Masa, first broke through with the song "OPA" and has since become one of Argentina's most closely watched rap artists (Billboard). The Spotify pre-save listing for the album carries the copyright line "© ℗ 2026 Bohemian Groove," confirming the self-released nature of the project (Spotify).
The rollout was theatrical. Dillom announced the worldwide release on his official Instagram account just over 24 hours before launch, and in the days leading up to the drop, graffiti bearing the names of the album's tracks appeared on walls — a street-level teaser campaign that let the tracklist surface in public before it surfaced online (Instagram).
For fans, the two-year gap since Por Cesárea set expectations high, and the decision to release on Bohemian Groove rather than a major label puts the business side of the record squarely in Dillom's hands. Independent ownership of masters — the original recordings from which all copies and streams are derived — has become increasingly common in Latin music, where artists negotiate directly with distributors rather than signing traditional label deals.
The album is now available on streaming platforms worldwide.
