Colombian-American singer-songwriter ¿Téo? is set to release his new album Luna this spring, and has just unveiled his latest single, the trap-influenced hip-hop track "Final Step."

The artist describes the song as the "final step" before the album release, and explains that it embodies the energy of letting go and turning up, with a focus on feeling more and thinking less. ¿Téo? also explains that the question marks in his name are a nod to the concept of totality, which is a central theme in the upcoming album.

¿Téo? recently played to a sold-out crowd at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg and is currently on his "Sol & Luna" tour in North America, with shows in Montreal and San Francisco, where the tour concludes with a sold-out performance at the Rickshaw Stop. In April, ¿Téo? will play at both weekends of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, where he is one of the few Latin artists confirmed to perform this year. The festival also features longtime friend Willow Smith, with whom ¿Téo? co-founded the clothing company MSFTSrep alongside his brother and creative director Moises Arias and Jaden Smith.

The new album Luna features eight tracks, including "Final Step," "A Mi Cama," and "In The Essence," all of which showcase a blend of American and Spanish cultures. The album aims to serve as the perfect soundtrack for any nighttime occasion, from wild parties to reflective moments alone.

Luna is produced by Colombia-based producer Golden and executive producer Blanda, and will be released under the Universal Music Latino label. The album will be available on all major music platforms. Tickets for ¿Téo?'s "Sol & Luna" tour are also available for purchase.