Kicking off his career in early 2019 with a self-titled single, London's Trapx10 used wordplay and a working relation with drill legend Ghosty to become one of the year's fastest growing drill artists. His debut mixtape, Clean Run, arrived in August that year, with collaborations from Homerton's V9 and KO, among others. 
 Born in Lambeth, London, rapper Trapx10 burst onto the city's established drill scene in early 2019 with self-titled single "Trapx10." Keeping to the roots of the genre with ice-cold vocals and sparse production from scene veteran Ghosty, the rapper separated himself from the pack with more technical lyrical content, focusing on wordplay as well as the genre's dominance-driven staples. Following up with a string of singles ("No Gazi," "500Gs"), as well as appearances on freestyle series Next Up? and Mad About Bars, it wasn't long before the rapper dropped his debut mixtape, Clean Run. With appearances from V9, Kilo Jugg, KO, and C1, the tape was eventually released in August of 2019. After appearances at key London venues, Trapx10 returned to solo output with December single "Hugh Hefner." ~ David Crone