To survive and thrive in the Latin music industry as long as Jon Z has requires no shortage of stamina. Over a decade into his career now, the Puerto Rican rapper behind hits like “0 Sentimientos” and “Soltero” hasn’t forgotten where he comes from or how he got here, something expressed clearly on his ambitious and diverse HUMILDE. From the hypnotic hip-hop-meets-dancehall of “Dime” to the reflective reggaetón of “Recuerdos,” the album gives the seasoned artist plenty of space to share his thoughts and vibes. The music covers more ground that some might expect, with the proven trapero expressing himself over the atmospheric drill of “Vroom,” the breezy Afrobeats of “feliz & Triste,” and the salsa swing of “La calle es mi escuela.” Features by veterans Farruko and Neutro Shorty as well as rising stars like Fronti and Midnvght reflect both the artist’s status and his curatorial ear for the streets. DJ/producer Steve Aoki lends his trademark club energy to the hybridized “Rumba Hoy,” while streetwise rapper Hades66 exudes the essence of the barrio on “BETTY LA FEA.”