FLVCKKA Turns “Hypercorridos” Into a Real Movement
FLVCKKA, the fashion-forward force shaping her own lane in regional-urban and hyper-pop adjacent sound worlds, sits down with GALORE for an exclusive conversation around her new project “Hypercorridos Vol. 1.” From the meaning behind the title to the collaborators who helped build its world, she breaks down the mixtape-meets-album energy—equal parts swagger, street texture, and baddie confidence in spaces that were never meant to make room.
FEATURE INTERVIEW:
What does the title of FLVCKKA’s new album mean? How did you come up with the tracks and what made the cut?
Hypercorridos started as an inside joke, combining two words—hyper-pop and corrido—inspired by the hyperpop-style music we were making. A friend told me to make hypercorridos something real and something of my own, so I decided to call this album that because I wanted to clearly define the concept of my project.
Hypercorridos empezo como un inside joke, por la combinación de letra en la musica tipo hyperpop que hacíamos, un amigo me dijo que hiciera hypercorridos algo real y algo mio entonces decidi ponerle asi a este disco porque aqui justo queria marcar claro el concepto de mi proyecto.
What styles or genres does “Hypercorridos Vol. 1” combine?
R&B, Jersey club, underground Brazilian funk, Detroit, reggae, trap.
How did you go about the featured collaborators on the album?
I invited Mexican artists who I think are influential in the regional-urban scene.
Invite a artistas mexicanos que yo creo son influyentes en la escena regional-urbana.
How would you describe the album’s themes (e.g., love, violence, money, fashion)?
I’d say, baddies in male-dominated fields.
Yo diria, baddies in men dominated fields.
What is the album’s sound like, and how does it relate to norteño street culture?
The sound is very varied but follows the same essence. The lyrics are what tie everything together.
En sonido es muy variado pero siguiendo una misma escencia, the lyrics is what put everything together.
What lyrics on the album hit hardest to you?
I think “You know I’m just a fly away.” That’s a personal one.
Who inspires you most?
Right now, my friends who I work with.
What do you find cool in this moment?
Everything with heels.
What do you want people to take from this record?
I just want everybody to have fun.
What is next on your radar?
Definitely my next album, Wrestling Entertainment.
Definitivamente mi proximo disco, Wrestling Entertainment.
TEAM CREDITS:
Editor-in-Chief: Prince Chenoa
Feature Editor: Taylor Winter Wilson (@taylorwinter)
Photographer: Alan Villanueva (@alanvilllanueva)
Production: FRAZES CREATIVE (@frazescreative)
Public Relations: Jordan Frazes (@jsassafrass)
Location: Bar Nena (@nena.nyc)
