CEO Trayle Gets Spooky On "Happy Halloween C4"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20221356 Views

CEO Trayle continues the annual tradition with the release of "Happy Halloween C4."

CEO Trayle is keeping the momentum up with his second release of the year and the fourth installment to his annual Halloween-themed mixtape. This weekend, the rapper released Happy Halloween 4, just in time for the holidays. Following the release of the remix of "Ok Cool" ft. Gunna, the rapper unveiled the 16-song project in its entirety. The rapper taps into eerie trap production where he lays out the bleak realities of the streets, like on "Big Ol' Backdoor." The Halloween themes extend to the aptly titled, "CandyMan."

The project also includes appearances from Babyface Ray and DoeBoy.

Check out the project below, as well as the tracklist.

Novacane
Big Ol' Backdoor
Paul Walker
RockABye Baby Ft. Doe Boy
Big PlayMakers
Amoxicillan
Weight In
Jean Deaux Interlude
Loose Lips
Too Many Secrets
CandyMan
First 48'd
Collect Call
NOLA Clap
Percocet Pain ft. Babyface Ray
Ok Cool (Remix) ft. Gunna [Bonus]

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