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Ralphie Choo<\/a> is gearing up to release his first new album in nearly four years. Charmain \u201cLe Grand Architecte\u201d<\/em> is out February 26 via Rusia-IDK\/Warner, and it follows the Madrid artist\u2019s 2023 record, Supernova<\/em><\/a>. Leading the new LP is the single \u201cEl Hueso,\u201d which you can listen to below.<\/p>\n When describing the backstory of \u201cEl Hueso,\u201d he said: \u201cIt\u2019s all about the thrill \u2013 the thrill of being in the thick of things with your people, of hanging out with them, singing, dancing, and showing off with them. To have been through the rough times and now be able to enjoy the good times \u2013 and even ride out the rough times again. It\u2019s about setting the trend without even trying, about bringing out the best in the outsiders we welcome.\u201d<\/p>\n Charmain \u201cLe Grand Architecte\u201d also<\/em> includes the song \u201cAmarillo Nena,\u201d which came out last month. In the years between Supernova<\/em> and now, Ralphie Choo has been trying to explore new ground in music, building off the eccentric genre-skipping work of his past. At the start of the year, he dropped \u201cRocco<\/a>\u201d and \u201cTentac\u00edon<\/a>,\u201d but it\u2019s unclear if those will be included on the LP, or if fans can expected a reprise of his collaborative efforts<\/a> with Rosal\u00eda.<\/p>\n Read about \u201cM\u00e1quina Culona\u201d in The 100 Best Songs of 2023<\/a>.<\/p>\n