TRAP DICKEY IS BACK WITH HARD-HITTING NEW SINGLE “DAY SHIFT” OUT NOW

Cemented as hip-hop’s hottest newcomer, buzzing South Carolina rap phenomenon Trap Dickey unleashes a bold new single entitled “Day Shift” out now.

He initially previewed the song as part of a medley with “Gettin Money” during his From The Block Performance. An electric guitar loop practically chokes the track’s thumping beat. Trap Dickey leans on the production with heavy and hard-hitting rhymes, teeming with charisma and confidence. Like a neighborhood narrator, he draws everyone into his gritty vision of the streets. He sets the scene, “My cousin work the block, that’s every morning like a day shift.” He finally goes on to declare, “I’m putting on for everything that’s in the streets.”

The new single arrives on the heels of “Gettin Money” featuring OJ Da Juiceman. XXL hailed it among “The 13 Best New Hip-Hop Songs This Week” while Hip-Hop Vibe dubbed it “The Ultimate Trap Anthem,” going on to predict, “With his authenticity, strong collaborations, and dedication to his craft, Dickey is well on his way to becoming a household name in hip-hop.”

Right now, Trap Dickey is on the road supporting multiplatinum rap superstar DaBaby on his “Spring Semester” tour at college across the country. Check out the full confirmed itinerary below.

Keeping up the momentum of Southern street anthems, Trap Dickey recently released “Yeah Yeah” featuring Boosie Badazz with a performance of the song on From The Block. He kicked off the year by igniting the stage during DaBaby’s “Billion Dollar Baby Bash” at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. He joined a stacked bill alongside 50 Cent, Moneybagg Yo, Sexyy Red, and more.

Trap Dickey closed out an explosive 2024 with “No Love” featuring BigXthaPlug, which landed on Spotify’s “New Music Friday” playlist and garnered coverage from Hits Daily Double, HipHopDX, and more, with antiMusic dubbing him “the next breakout rapper out of The Carolinas.” He kept the momentum going with “Bird Business” featuring Rylo Rodriguez and the “Blue Devils (Remix)” with DaBaby, which trended at #10 on YouTube within 24 hours. The original “Blue Devils” put him on the map, amassing nearly 15 million streams and leading to standout performances on On The Radar and From The Block, plus interviews with No Jumper, Dirty Glove Bastard, and more. With AllHipHopcrowning him “The New Face of South Carolina,” Trap Dickey is proving he’s here to stay.

“Spring Semester” College Tour supporting DaBaby:
4/18     Salt Lake City, UT        Gem Nightclub
4/19     Orlando, FL                  University of Central Florida
4/26     Houston, TX                 Mocha Fest
5/2       Knoxville, TN               University of Tennessee