Known and respected in the industry for his elite música mexicana songwriting proficiency, Jorsshh has been concurrently and steadily building his own artist profile over the last two years. After multiple collaborations and notable singles, the Street Mob signee shares his full-length debut, Ay Weyy, a robust and guest-heavy effort that showcases his talents unequivocally. After the suitably self-referential “Intro”, the album kicks off properly with the robust instrumentation and evocative lyrics of “Mostaza”. That early highlight epitomises his overall approach, one that touches tracks like “Gangster”, the moodier “Loqueron x Sad” and the emotionally tumultuous “Sad Valentine”. Several stars who have benefitted from Jorsshh’s pen rightfully make appearances here, such as Gabito Ballesteros on “Brasilia” and Tito Double P on “Californication”. His long-time associates in Fuerza Regida feature here on two different occasions, first with the evocative “Abismo” and later with the excessively lavish “ROSONES”, while his fellow Street Mob label mates Calle 24 and Chuyin join for “Antes” and “Wandha”, respectfully.