14F

Wise's most recent production was his studio album The Gold Pen, released in 2014, featuring Héctor el Father, Zion & Lennox, Victor Manuelle, among others, including four singles: "La Calle No Juega" featuring Ñengo Flow, "Amores Como El Tuyo" featuring Ken-Y, "Fin De Semana" featuring Baby Rasta & Gringo, and "Bam Bam". Wise is known for his work as songwriter, being the author of hit songs including "Mayor Que Yo" (2005), "Noche de Entierro (Nuestro Amor)" (2006), "Down" (2006), "Zun Da Da" (2007), "Te Regalo Amores" (2008), "Hoy Lo Siento" (2010), "Pierdo La Cabeza" (2014), and others. In 2013, he signed with Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI),[5] one of the three United States performing rights organizations, who awarded Wise in 2015 because of his work as writer of "Prometo Olvidarte" (2014), performed by Tony Dize.[6]

14F was recorded between 2014 and 2015, written entirely by Wise and produced by DJ Luian with work from other producers in some tracks. The album was announced in December 2014, presenting a different cover than the used one in the final product,[7] and the official track list was announced in June 2015. Between those months, the artists who participate in the compilation announced their participation and demonstrated his interest and support in it. It has only one single, «Baby Boo», released in February 2015 and performed by Cosculluela. His music video was released in April 2015 in both Wise and Cosculluela official YouTube channels, with approximately 9 million views mixing both videos. A remix featuring Wisin, Daddy Yankee and Arcángel was released on July 18, 2015.

"During my entire career as songwriter I lived the bless of watching how the public dedicate my songs through the years. Thankful of all that I decided to make this product called 14F in which the public will have fourteen tracks to dedicate. Being one of the most important proyects in my career, I decided to recruit the bigger artists in the urban genre, starting with DJ Luian, the most famous reggaeton DJ as the captain of this big boat. I'm glad to have him into my plans, who became a brother and a good friend. The way to make productions will take another turn and we promise to direct it for a long time."

— Wise, March 2015.[8]

Regarding the track list, is the first time that Wise writes for Farruko, De La Ghetto, Jory, Ñengo Flow, Maluma, Baby Rasta & Gringo, J Álvarez, Cosculluela, Pusho, Yomo and Genio. It is the second time that he writes for Arcángel, being "Lentamente" (2013, Sentimiento, Elegancia & Maldad) his first work with him, while is the third time that he writes for Ken-Y, with his hit songs "Down" (2006, Masterpiece) and "Te Regalo Amores" (2008, The Royalty) as his other works with the singer, when Ken-Y was part of his former duo R.K.M & Ken-Y. Finally, is the fourth time that Wise writes for Zion & Lennox, being his songs "Boom Boom" (2009, Pasado, Presente & Futuro), "Hoy Lo Siento" (2010, Los Verdaderos) and "Pierdo La Cabeza" (2014, Motivan2) his other works for the duo; while is the seventh time that he writes for Zion, because of his work as author of "Hello" (2006, Mas Flow: Los Benjamins), "Zun Da Da" and "Te Vas" (both in 2007, The Perfect Melody), with Zion as soloist.

14F managed to reach the top position on iTunes' Latin albums ranking, as well as peaking at No. 8 on Amazon's Latin best seller albums after, a day of its release. The album peaked at No. 9 on Billboard's Latin Rhythm Albums chart on the issue dated August 8, 2015 and spent three weeks charting.[9] Its only single, Baby Boo, performed by Cosculluela, peaked at No. 20 on Billboard's Latin Rhythm Airplay chart and spent ten consecutive weeks there.[10]

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