Stream Glizzy Glow's 'Trench Baddie' Mixtape

08-08-2026

(IC) South Side Chicago rapper Glizzy Glow has released her debut mixtape, Trench Baddie, out now via Geffen Records. The 17-track project features Queen Key, Mudbaby Ru, Bunna B, YKNIECE, Lil M.U., Hxllywood, and FCW Big Key, bringing together an action-packed full run of records that have powered her breakout year. Recent singles "Poundcake," "The Breakup Song ft. BunnaB" and the YKNIECE-assisted "Cutwater Remix" all appear on the project.

Trench Baddie turns Glizzy Glow's everyday attitude into a language that speaks directly to a new generation, pairing unapologetic confidence with loyalty, ambition, and success earned entirely on her own terms.

The project captures every side of her personality, from her blunt humor and confrontational edge to the flexes, relationships, and real-life experiences that shape her world, all while reflecting the opportunities she continues to create for herself. Rooted in Chicago but built to reach far beyond it, Glizzy Glow sets a new standard while revealing the full range and personality behind the Trench Baddie name.

"When Living In The Trenches It Don't Feel Trencherous, Its Home To Us, So This Mixtape Is The Everyday Life Of A Trench Baddie" - Glizzy Glow

Glizzy Glow first gained attention in Chicago after a casual freestyle over Soulja Boy's "Shootout" went viral in 2019. Since then, she has brought the same independent discipline she developed as a salon owner, hair model, and self-managed artist into her music career, handling her own releases, shows, and creative vision before entering her current chapter with Geffen Records. Her breakout single "CUTWATER" has generated more than 15 million streams across platforms and 2.9 million YouTube views, leading to the YKNIECE remix, the CUTWATER Tour, and a string of releases that have expanded her reach far beyond the Midwest. More than a viral breakthrough, Trench Baddie establishes Glizzy Glow as an artist with the confidence and a solid vision to carry her movement far beyond Chicago. Listen to Trench Baddie here.