MYKE TOWERS, THE ONLY LATIN ARTIST ON THE F1 SOUNDTRACK
On a track where every second counts and decisions are made at over 300 km/h, Myke Towers immersed himself in the full intensity of Formula 1 during the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2025. Invited as a special guest by event organizers, the Puerto Rican artist took part in a high-profile experience that included exclusive team access, a pit lane tour, and a pre-race grid walk ahead of the official start.
Throughout the day, Towers was featured in the official event lineup through the F1: The Album Paddock Experiential Activation—part of the global rollout for the film’s official soundtrack, where he contributes his unreleased track “BajaCalifornia.” With this collaboration, Myke Towers emerges as the only Latin artist on the album, joining a lineup that Includes Ed Sheeran, ROSÉ, Burna Boy, Tiësto, and RAYE. His presence at the event reflected a sharp blend of entertainment, cultural influence, and music strategy within one of the most elevated arenas in international sport.
In an unprecedented integration, the 2025 Miami Grand Prix replaced drivers’ names above the garages with those of the artists featured on the official soundtrack of the film. Myke Towers’ name was prominently displayed above the garage of the BWT Alpine Formula One Team, positioned alongside global stars from the album. His presence was embedded visibly and meaningfully at the core of the circuit. The paddock became a living gallery where film, sport, and music converged with narrative purpose.
Towers also took part in the exclusive Pre-Race Grid Walk, stepping onto the starting grid just moments before the race—an experience typically reserved for top-tier guests, artists, and global figures.
This experience aligns with the global moment his career is currently in. “Baja California,” his contribution to F1: The Album —the official soundtrack of the film starring Brad Pitt and directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick)—blends narrative tension, sonic vision, and cinematic energy. The album, set for release on June 27 alongside the film’s theatrical debut, features a curated selection of internationally renowned artists and will be available on vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital platforms.
“Baja California” unveils a bold new sonic layer of Towers—crafted for grand scale storytelling, built with weight, rhythm, and ambition. It aligns seamlessly with the film’s visual world and with the electrifying atmosphere of Formula 1.
Myke Towers was not simply a spectator in Miami. His presence at Formula 1 was a natural extension of his positioning as a global artist—one who integrates authentically into spaces where innovation, sport, and culture intersect. His exclusive participation on the soundtrack as the only Latin artist reaffirms his international reach and his ability to resonate beyond the traditional boundaries of urban music.
