Slip on your stunners and lace up your platform boots—Eddy Puyol is teleporting you straight onto the mothership of groove with his latest sonic odyssey, Run tha Funk Back for a Good Time. This isn’t just a throwback—it’s a funkadelic timewarp through sound, soul, and spirit.

From the interstellar strut of “Run It Back” to the feel-good fire of “Tha Funk” featuring funkateer soul brother Doctor Dukes to the confetti-blasted euphoria of “Good Time (Radio Edit),” Puyol delivers a boundary-defying soundtrack steeped in soul and soaked in stank. Imagine Bootsy, Bruno, and Biggie at a dance-off—everybody wins. It’s perfect for a backyard BBQ: smoke in the air, bass on blast, and good vibes all around.

The time-travel hits full speed with “Sigue Otra Vez”—a bilingual bass bomb crafted with DJ Reflex. The original track already gained some significant momentum—amassing 1 million views on YouTube and earning a prime spotlight during Monday Night Football for Hispanic Heritage Month. Now, it returns as a remix, bursting with global energy and Miami flavor—flipping seamlessly from abuela’s kitchen to the dancefloor.

“El Shaddai” ventures into sacred territory, fusing the heartbeat of Miami bass with gospel grit. Equal parts Sunday service and street corner cipher, it reflects Puyol’s deep musical roots—where faith and funk coexist, beat for beat.

Another highlight from Puyol’s earlier Rawsrvnt era, “Game Changer,” returns in a reimagined form featuring longtime collaborator Chuck Hemann and hip-hop veteran Lil Raskull. A proven crowd-pleaser, the track has been licensed by ESPN’s First Take, CBS, and the Miami Dolphins’ coaches show, with the remix engineered to shake stadium speakers from kickoff to the final whistle.

Later, the sports anthem spirit continues with “It’s Over (Game Over),” a swagger-heavy celebration most recently featured as part of CBS’ pregame coverage of the Miami Dolphins—think of it as an evolution of the “Na Na Hey Hey Goodbye” chant but updated for the TikTok Generation.

The ride closes with “Breathe Again,” a soulful reinvention of one of Puyol’s classic hits. Once a Top 5 track on the UK’s Cross Rhythms City Radio and praised as a “pioneering hip-hop worship turntable anthem,” it now returns with rich R&B textures and a polished pop sheen, delivering a radio-ready vibe—perfect for late-night drives or moments of heartfelt worship.

“This project is more than music,” says Puyol. “It’s a revival of soul, rhythm, and celebration. I wanted this project to honor the classics, nod to my roots, and still hit hard enough for today’s speakers. It’s faith. It’s funk. It’s a good time.”

Watch the official “Run It Back” music video on YouTube, directed by award-winning visual wizard Will Thomas, where Tommy “Urban D.” Kyllonen’s Crossover Church in Tampa, FL transforms into a full-on funk sanctuary. Stream the full album on all your favorite platforms, and follow Eddy Puyol on Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter) for the latest funk-filled updates.

For the fourth time, music from recording artist Eddy Puyol has been featured during a CBS telecast of a Miami Dolphins game.

The latest placement occurred on Sunday, August 10, when Puyol’s energetic track “It’s Over (Game Over)” was used in the opening of the Dolphins preseason matchup against the Chicago Bears, aired locally on WFOR-TV (CBS4).

This marks another chapter in a long-running relationship between Puyol’s music and CBS Miami’s Dolphins coverage. In 2014, former head coach Joe Philbin showcased Puyol’s track “Game Changer” during a regular segment on his weekly coach’s show. The song became a signature for standout performances, and each week the “Game Changer” branded T-shirt was awarded to the player earning that title. The track was also featured in a pregame highlight reel during a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In 2015, Puyol’s motivational anthem “Go Hard,” featuring West Coast artist Transparent, was used during another preseason matchup against the Bears. Two years later, in 2017,  his hard-hitting collaboration “Shut It Down” with Houston’s PyRexx was featured during the Dolphins vs. Vikings preseason game.

“I’m thankful that I can still produce songs that resonate with the sports world,” said Puyol. “I’m looking forward to how this song continues to impact the sports community and prayerfully becomes a go-to record to play after a team has sealed the W.”

Puyol, known for fusing faith, energy, and motivation in his music, continues to create tracks that energize both fans and athletes — making a strong impact across the music and sports worlds.

The phrase “It’s Over” can convey countless emotions. The speaker can say it with reluctant resignation, fed-up frustration, or even Vince Carter-level confidence. And if you’re anything like Eddy Puyol, you’ve probably experienced all three at some point.

With “It’s Over (Game Over)” the artist digs deeper into the latter feeling and delivers a perfect “End of Win” sing-a-long song for fans of any athletic contest.

“Although I put this song out a few years ago I’ve noticed that it can easily fit into my catalog of strong sports anthems,” Puyol said. “I can see it being played by teams at the end of a decisive victory over their opponent [a’ la Gary DeCarlo & Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye”] and I thought it would be fun to release a new version specifically for that purpose.”

Puyol has even created a fun visual for the minute-long clip with his performance intercut with some of sports greatest highlights – perfect for playing on a video scoreboard after a “W.”

Can you see it catching on with your favorite squad?

Watch the music video on YouTube and find the audio on your favorite digital service provider platforms (Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, YouTube, etc.) and Eddy Puyol social media sites.

Given the online and live performance success of his first full-Spanish language song, “Sigue Pa’ Lante,” Eddy Puyol thought it was only right to offer a second serving of this spicy dish of a song with a new audio mix by DJ Reflex and an updated visual shot by Gabe Mejia and edited by Will Thomas.

The original has over a million views on YouTube alone and was featured as part of a Monday Night Football broadcast during Hispanic Heritage Month. Now, the West Palm Beach duo of Puyol and Reflex connect for an “Otra Vez” version with even more energy and fresh drum loops to keep listeners’ hips swinging like they were when the artists performed the song with Nick Hall and Pulse Evangelism at the most recent South Florida Fair.

“This is a song that’s really connected well with audiences and means so much to me as a nod to my family’s Hispanic roots,” Puyol said.

That idea is furthered with the audio single’s cover art including a photo of his great grandparents’ house in Cuba.

Watch the music video on YouTube and find the audio on your favorite digital service provider platforms (Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora, YouTube, etc.) and Eddy Puyol social media sites.