February 18, 2021

TrapBaby Tyjah shares debut music video “Back To Back”

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Newcomer TrapBaby Tyjah is showing audiences what he’s capable of on his brand new single “Back To Back.” The new upcoming artist is only 15 years old and has caught the attention of Alabama’s Yung Bleu. Bleu recently signed TrapBaby Tyjah to his label Vandross Music Group and plans on supporting his music career in various ways. The talented artist, who’s from Biloxi, MS definitely has major potential and is bringing his own unique sound to the table.

“None of these n–gas wanna see me, I know they watchin’ on the TV,” TrapBaby Tyjah signs on the beat of his newest single.

“2021 I’m focusing on Building VMG Records up!” Yung Bleu said in a tweet. “My goal is to get at least two artist major deal situations every year.”

A melody hard to forget, TrapBaby Tyjah wins us over with his debut single/video. Make sure you keep up with him on Instagram @TrapBabyTyjah.
Check it out below.

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