Trill Sammy is a Houston-based rapper known for his trap sound and strategic use of social media to build his career.
Trill Sammy and Dice SoHo launched a new record label named NuFam in collaboration with Dreck of Wreccshop.
Trill Sammy signed a record deal with Benny Blanco and Interscope Records.
Santa Anna Label Group announced a partnership and distribution agreement with Trill Entertainment.
Trill Sammy, born on November 30, 1997, in Houston, Texas, began his music career in high school. He emerged as part of a generation of artists who leveraged social media platforms to disseminate their work and cultivate an online following. His initial impactful moment occurred in 2015 with the viral spread of his short freestyle, “Netflix and Chill,” which he created with Born Stunna. This early success established his presence among local fans and served as a foundation for his subsequent musical endeavors.
His career advanced significantly in 2015 with the release of the collaborative track “Just Watch,” featuring fellow Houston rapper Dice Soho, who is associated with the Icey Gang crew. This collaboration marked a key development in his trajectory. In 2016, Trill Sammy released “Check Out,” a track characterized by its laid-back trap style, Auto-Tune use, and video game sampling. The same year, he released his debut EP, “Red Album,” which included collaborations with established artists such as Soulja Boy on the track “Trappin’,” as well as appearances from Slim Thug and Kirko Bangz. He followed this with the “Trappin’ EP” later in 2016, featuring tracks like “Uber Everywhere” and “Martin.” His collaboration efforts continued into 2018 with the singles “Do Not Disturb” and “Feel Better,” the latter featuring Slim Jxmmi from Rae Sremmurd. Trill Sammy’s stylistic approach, often compared to artists such as Lil Uzi Vert and Migos, is rooted in an Atlanta trap sound, which he employs to highlight his Houston origins.
Throughout 2023, Trill Sammy released various tracks and EPs, including “No Sleep Vol. 2,” featuring multiple songs like “Toxic,” “No Help,” “Important,” “Cant Do it,” and “Mind Games.” He also collaborated with Dice Soho on several tracks such as “Dont Call” and “Come Thru,” and with D.Raww on “For ME.” His singles during this period included “Malibu” and “Hapnin.” In 2024, his releases included singles “Talk Too Much,” “Say Cheese,” and “Plug,” along with features on tracks like “Hell Naw” with Menace to Texas, Vol. 2 and “Water” from Cold World. Looking ahead to 2025, his planned releases include the singles “Jumanji” and “Plug.”
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