I’m pretty sure Cochise is schizophrenic.

Cochise returns with TRENCH TOWN, a project that continues his steady rise in the rage-influenced hip-hop space. Every year, he reinforces his place in the game by leaning further into a style built on chaos, humor, and unpredictable sonic choices. This sixteen-track album fully embraces that identity.

Across the album, Cochise rides instrumentals that feel intentionally overwhelming, designed to keep listeners locked in through sheer intensity. His vocal approach shifts constantly, moving between his recognizable delivery and more experimental, distorted styles. While the influence of rage-era hip-hop is clear, Cochise still injects personality into every pocket he finds.

Highlights like “ON MY MIND,” “TEST,” and “SO MUCH FUN” show different sides of the project, from slightly restrained moments to full-on chaos. Features from TisaKorean, 454, Pradabagshawty, Oodaredevil, and Lelo add variety without breaking the album’s momentum.

Overall, the project delivers extreme energy, reckless lyrics, and some of the most chaotic yet satisfying instrumentals in his catalog.

Quincy

Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.