Natanael Cano is caught in a Trap…

The 19-year-old Mexican singer has released his first-ever trap ablum.

In an unprecedented move, indie label Rancho Humilde and Republic Records joined forces in support of Cano’s Trap Tumbado.

Earlier this week, the two powerhouses announced that Trap Tumbado would be released under Rancho Humilde in a strategic alliance with Imperial/INgrooves/Republic Records in an effort to catapult the trap album to mainstream success. 

“When we were first approached by Republic, I can’t deny the level of excitement I felt,” says Jimmy Humilde, founder and CEO of Rancho Humilde. “I respect Monte [Lipman] and his team and I knew they were the perfect partner for us to release the first trap album by a Mexican-American label.”

Cano, ushering the corridos tumbados movement with songs like “Amor Tumbado” and “Soy El Diablo,” has been making waves and climbing the charts thanks to his modern take on the traditional Regional Mexican corrido.

“The evolution of Rancho Humilde and the tremendous impact they’ve made in the marketplace is on a historic trajectory. We’re thrilled to partner with Jimmy Humilde and his incredible team of executives and amazing artists, including rising superstar Natanael Cano,” said Monte Lipman, founder and CEO of Republic Records, home to artists like Ariana Grande, The Weeknd and Taylor Swift.

Featured as Billboard‘s chartbreakerin February, Cano, who started off at the age of 13 singing regional Mexican corridos, previewed his jump to trap in recently-released singles like “Arriba” and “Yo Vengo de Barrio.”

Trap Tumbado follows Cano’s Corridos Tumbados 2 collection, which peaked at No. 13 on Billboard‘s Top Latin Albums chart (dated June 12).

The eight-track set, a mostly Spanish album with Cano singing some verses in English, features collaborations with artists like Tyan G, Lil Tecca and JhonnyX.