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In 2018, Detroit native Sada Baby burst onto the scene with his breakthrough track “Bloxk Party.” The accompanying visual earned well over 60 million views and he later became one of the first signees to land a deal with the then restructured Asylum Records. What followed was a whirlwind of praise from fans and critics alike. Sada Baby’s 2019 release Bartier Bounty landed on Billboard’s Best Albums of 2019 list, while Pitchfork rated the project an 8.0 stating “Sada Baby is already an all-time-great shit talker, a charming scoundrel who makes the most debased jeers seem delightful.”

With 2020 in full swing, the meteoric rise of Sada Baby continues with the release of his latest project Skuba Sada 2, which spawned visuals such as “Aktivated” and The Gap Band-sampled “Slide.” Looking to up the ante once more, Sada Baby has returned with his menacing music video for “Outside” co-starring Highbridge The Label’s Trap Manny. Check out Skuba Sada 2 which is available on all streaming services and keep a lookout for Sada Baby’s highly anticipated debut album which is slated for release later this year. In the meantime, watch what happens when Detroit meets The Bronx in the visual for “Outside.”

Though he is a fresh face in the national rap scene, Trap Manny is no rookie in the game of life. Having gained legendary status in his Bronx neighborhood via his music, Trap’s career trajectory was stifled due to several jail stints. Garnering a co-sign from Hip Hop heavyweight Max B, who had similar struggles with the law, Max offered Trap advice on maintaining artistic integrity and remaining steadfast with his musical aspirations. Tapping into his inner sense of resiliency, Trap Manny reconnected with his longtime friend and fellow Bronx native Don Q, landing him a deal with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s Highbridge the Label. Trap’s first few releases showcased his ability to turn gritty stories from his life into bouncy cuts with strained yet soulful melodies that resonated with listeners.

Now on the brink of stardom, Trap Manny looks to carve out his own niche with the release of his debut project via Atlantic Records titled Trap Seazon. Featuring contributions from his Highbridge comrades A Boogie and Don Q, the 14-track opus is an encapsulation of his life. Akin to the haunting tales by the iconic DMX, Trap Seazon harkens back to a grimier era of New York City meshed with a new age sensibility. “Empty The Clip,” which is the lead single from the project recently had its visuals premiered via HotNewHipHop and “Alone,” which features A Boogie has already been staking its claims as one of the standout tracks.