Carbon Fiber Music
American record label founded in 2014 by Farruko and Frank Miami, focused on urban Latin music.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Carbon Fiber Music is an American record label founded in 2014 by Puerto Rican artist Farruko and Honduran music producer Frank Miami. The label is dedicated primarily to urban music, reflecting the reggaeton and Latin trap genres that its founders helped popularize. It operates as an independent imprint within the Latin urban music scene, releasing albums and singles by affiliated artists and producers. The label has also been known under the name Carbon Armor, which it adopted at some point after its founding. Its catalog includes works by artists and producers associated with Farruko's circle, and it has served as a platform for emerging talent in the genre. The label's website is carbonfibermusic.com.
History
Carbon Fiber Music was founded in 2014 by Puerto Rican reggaeton and Latin trap artist Farruko and Honduran producer Frank Miami. The label was established to support urban music, a genre that was rapidly gaining international popularity during that period. It served as a home for releases by Farruko and associated acts, and also provided a platform for producers such as Benny Benni, who is listed as a former producer. At some point, the label also operated under the name Carbon Armor, which appears to be a later or alternative identity. The label has been active in the Latin urban music market, with a presence in the United States, Puerto Rico, and broader Latin America. Its catalog includes albums and singles that contributed to the genre's growth. The label remains active as of the latest available information.
- 2014
Label founded by Farruko and Frank Miami
Products and positioning
Independent Latin urban music label
Product categories. Music albums · Singles · Music production
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