As Peso Pluma ascended within—and beyond—música mexicana, the name Tito Double P proved all but unavoidable alongside his. Stepping fully out of the shadows, his songwriting partner and real-life cousin showcases his artistry first-hand on INCÓMODO. A demonstration of his collaborative wizardry, these 21 tracks showcase his studio magic with a plethora of esteemed guests, including the high-profile likes of Natanael Cano and Eslabon Armado. His distinctively gruff voice serves him well when paired with sad-boy lifer Junior H on “5-7” or Gabito Ballesteros on the brisk corrido “DETONA”, but also on the album’s rarer solo moments like “EL LOKERÓN” or the embittered kiss-off “FARANDULITAS”. Diverging from genre expectations, he pleasantly surprises with the ranchera-infused Grupo Frontera team-up “AY MAMÁ”. Naturally, Peso Pluma shows up to support as well, present for the hard truths of “DOS DÍAS” and the sentimental send-off “LOS CUADROS”.