Tri!!y

His follow-up project to 2012’s Keep It 100 still in the oven being cooked to perfection, OneHunnidt opted to take on the instrumental to Future’s current hit single “Move That Dope.” Making the most of just under three minutes’ time, OneHunnidt’s gravelly flow fluidly rides along the beat as he “spits that dope,” making punchlines out of TD Jakes, the Labor Day Classic, and Janet’s token “call me (this) if you’re nasty” phrase. Throw in a solid assist from Trilly and you have perhaps the most fun freestyle the artist has dropped to date, if not one more reason to wait just a little more patiently for Field Sobriety’s arrival. - Bradford J. Howard

Houston born and raised Tri!!y is making his way up the underground Houston ranks and garnering substantial buzz with his recent visual release “Make It Work”. Here he tackles the Migos/Chief Keef track with bars of pain, anguish and even flips a few lines about his designer lifestyle. Tri!!y is set to release his upcoming full length body of work TDMP2 later this year. - Blanco

Trilly’s The Defining Moments Pack held a lot of promise attached to it. Thus, the Houston rapper is planning a sequel with “GBS Anthem” being the first track featured from it. Produced by MMB, the cold drums and staggered production focuses on your standard affair of working hard as possible before giving off the look of success. More than likely served as an anthem during All-Star Weekend. Listen below. - Brandon Caldwell

Young Trilly drops his single “Dripping Sauce” featuring fellow Numb3rs Committee member Mac The Man. I first saw Trilly perform at Kickback Sundays & I’m glad this young man is getting his shine on. I’ll have to treat him to some Mexican food as a celebratory dinner, ha! - LonghornBrit

Footage capturing Tri!!y performing live in Dallas, Tx on the Texas Punch Tour. - Golden Empire Co