“Red Trippin” is the Christmas gift we never knew we needed which we do and now that it has been unwrapped and is here with us, we can only be grateful for being alive and enjoying its utmost fulfilling joys that have been put together with a melodic collection of ambient rhythms, drum machines, synth riffs, piano keyboard and the heavily percussive trap beats that are pure platinum mode and add to the vibrant dimension of the overall hedonistic feel of the track. Anthemic does not even come close to describing the eclectic vibrancy on display as its multi-layered intent goes beyond what an ordinary mind can describe. Siahh wastes no time introducing his presence with harmonic vocal riffs before setting the stage and bringing the house down with his untamed aggression coloring the track as he throws unapologetic bars effortlessly riding on the inflammable beat to the core. His ability to change his vocal tune is also what keeps this track refreshed each time feeling new and different from the last time.
And Siahh is not one to mince words as he lets his feelings and message clear with a defiant and confident tone, “I’m addicted to designer, Drip on my body, know that you notice us… Ain’t no media changing me, same nxgga that I claim to be…” are some of the hard-hitting saying-it-as-it-is lyrics on display. As the song progresses Siahh’s versatility and boldness stand out and his unstained drip is on full display for all to hear as he flows with a blazing intent reminding everyone why he is at where he is and why his lifestyle would be hard to forget. His natural ability to sing out his case while still remaining relevant to his struggles growing up is why he is who he is and authentically breaks the mold with the kind of performance he brings to the table.
Siahh is growing impeccably in the music scene and he currently has over 3.5K monthly Spotify listeners. “Red Trippin” has in a short period amassed over 3.9 K streams on Spotify a huge testament to its ‘certified banger’ status. The future of music has never looked so bright!
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