4dhxh is back with "FNAF'D (Five Nights At Freddie Dredd's) [Kidd Process Remix]," a sharp-edged ode that brings a sense of vindictive focus to Freddie Dredd's cult banger. Collaborating with legendary sound architect Kidd Process, this remix is a reanimation, caked in Cloud Rap murk and driven by the brutal, thudding soul of Trap Metal.
For fans of Ghostemane, Bones, and early Danny Brown's high-voltage energy, 4dhxh's latest is a storm of controlled chaos. His enunciation is more intense than ever, and a scourge of heavy lyricism beats back the hot, unnerving miasma conjured by Kidd Process. It's like Five Nights at Freddy's snuck off of your screen, learned to spit bars, and asked 4dhxh to soundtrack your next boss fight.
4dhxh (4th Dimensional Hitchhiker), born in LA and raised on the grind of the Inland Empire, melds underground Hip-Hop grit with an interdimensional frolic. A journey spanning a decade from dorm room mixtapes to thunderous performances, he's not just playing the songs. He's leading spiritual uprisings. The "FNAF'D" track features gut-punch percussion beneath the otherworldly tones, which resonate like a haunted mantra in our headphones.
What gives this remix flips rather than a remix is the fresh narrative. 4dhxh surfs Freddie Dredd's (who released the original) from a different perspective. There's something raw here. Kidd Process's production snakes like smoke around 4dhxh, turning the song into a pulse that's as violent as it is hypnotic.