ÉPOCA DE CAMBIO Lyrics – LIT killah | from “HARDRIVE”

LIT killah’s revving up the trap engine for HARDRIVE, his blistering new EP slamming into the scene tomorrow, December 4 via Mawz Records, and “ÉPOCA DE CAMBIO” feels like that pivotal gear shift—raw ambition crashing into the rearview of who you used to be.

Dante’s Inferno had nine circles; LIT killah’s HARDRIVE packs six tracks of pure acceleration, kicking off with the street-anthem “Parking” that teased the whole ride in its video drop last month. This one’s his sleekest pivot yet: trap laced with reggaeton sway and emo-rap confessions, self-produced edges from longtime collaborator AFTER giving it that Buenos Aires grit without losing the global polish. “ÉPOCA DE CAMBIO” clocks in as the introspective breather amid the chaos—moody 808s under flickering synths, Mauro’s half-sung flows dissecting reinvention like a therapy session in a lowrider.

Themes hit hard on shedding old skins: the grind from barrio battles to sold-out arenas, fake friends fading like exhaust, and that electric buzz of “what’s next” when the game tries to box you in. No features here; it’s LIT solo, channeling his freestyle roots into something vulnerable, almost cinematic, with whispers of his 2021 breakout “Change” echoing louder now that he’s lived it.

The EP’s a high-octane manifesto—announced mid-“Parking” clip like a mic drop from the driver’s seat—blending collabs that scream borderless hustle: Hades66 on the relentless “NADA FACIL,” Lil Pump and Nesty La Mente Maestra crashing “OKEY” with Florida fire, Lucho SSJ and Polimá Westcoast trading bars on “MÁS DE UNO.” Then there’s the solo stabs like “LABEL” and this change-chaser, all clocking under 25 minutes of non-stop torque. It’s less a concept album, more a victory lap through the fast lane, proving trap’s not just vibes—it’s velocity, with Mawz Records handling the wheel for that family-forged sound.