That desire bubbles to the surface on A Tropical Entropy, an album that sounds uncomfortable with León’s own dance music history, jumping from genre to genre as if he couldn't bear to sit still for more than a minute. Rippling drum patterns appear suddenly like inclement weather before turning a song inside out and leaving just as quickly. It’s a more personal spin of the styles he's most closely associated with, turning the swing of dancehall and dembow into paranoid, palpitating heartbeats. In a 2024 interview, León discussed being tired of touring and nightclubs and explained that he was “anti-drums” when he began working on A Tropical Entropy. The moods continue to swing with “Hexxxus,” a club-ready, dancehall-ish track that starts out irritable and twitchy, yet ends up somewhere close to sexy.