J Balvin, Ovy on the Drums, and Westcol release "Godzilla," a nod to "I Like to Move It"

Colombian stars J Balvin and Ovy on the Drums, collaborating with content creator Westcol, have dropped "Godzila," a track that reimagines the iconic 1993 party anthem "I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real.

This new release marks the ninth offering from the W Sound record label. Developed through streaming sessions and driven by Ovy on the Drums and Westcol, the project aims to bridge the gap between the 90s classic and contemporary urban music listeners, according to the artists' press team.

The song draws inspiration from the original 1993 hit by Reel 2 Real featuring The Mad Stuntman, produced by Erick Morillo. The press information reveals that "Godzila" carries a personal meaning for J Balvin, stemming from family experiences connected to the Medellín-born singer. He affectionately refers to his son as "Godzilla," and the child has frequently gone viral on social media, often disguised as the monster to conceal his face.

"The song was born from a special connection within his family environment and the bond he developed with his son, becoming a piece that transcends music to acquire a unique emotional dimension," the singer's press team added.

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The song was born from a special connection within his family environment and the bond he developed with his son, becoming a piece that transcends music to acquire a unique emotional dimension.