TroyBoi has never followed a predictable path, and his surprise release “SHAKE’EM” is no exception. Dropping without warning, the track sees the London-born producer put his own unmistakable stamp on E-40’s West Coast classic, incorporating his lyrics into a grime-heavy, low-end weapon built to rattle clubs and ignite dancefloors worldwide.

Anticipation for “SHAKE’EM” had been quietly building for months after Troy teased the ID during his debut Boiler Room set in Washington, DC. The moment the track surfaced in the set, fans immediately locked in, clips spread fast, comment sections filled with questions, and the demand for the ID only continued to grow. Now officially released, the record delivers exactly what longtime listeners were hoping for.

At the core of “SHAKE’EM” is E-40’s instantly recognizable vocal presence, carrying the raw confidence and street-level energy that made the original a staple. TroyBoi recontextualizes those vocals through his signature lens distorted basslines, off-kilter rhythms, and a grimy trap framework that feels both modern and unmistakably his. It’s a respectful nod to hip-hop history without ever feeling nostalgic or safe. TroyBoi’s production thrives in the details: swung percussion, weighty subs, and a tension-driven arrangement that keeps bodies moving from the first drop to the last reload. This is music designed for reaction for packed rooms, rewinds, and hands in the air. Fans of Troy’s darker, bass-forward catalog will feel right at home, while newcomers are pulled in by the immediacy of the groove. Known for his genre-defying approach, TroyBoi continues to prove why his sound sits in a lane of its own. With “SHAKE’EM,” he bridges eras and scenes, West Coast hip-hop legacy meeting modern trap pressure delivering a record that feels tailor-made for the festival circuit and beyond.

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