Milwaukee’s underground rap pipeline keeps producing live wires, and FBE Trello is the latest name turning up the temperature. The Brew City spitter is back with a brand new visual for “W.S.T.C,” and once again he taps in with longtime collaborator RayShotItProductions behind the lens — a creative pairing that has quietly become one of the more reliable artist-and-director duos coming out of Wisconsin’s indie scene.

If you’ve been tracking Trello’s run, this drop doesn’t come out of nowhere. Following the December 2024 release of “Ghost Rider” and the March 2025 street anthem “John Gotti,” Trello has stayed in steady rotation, building momentum one hard-hitting single at a time. “W.S.T.C” continues that streak, leaning into the energetic, street-reportage delivery that has defined his recent catalog — gritty storytelling, location-driven detail, and the kind of unbothered confidence that translates well to the camera.

RayShotItProductions, for his part, brings the same crisp, cinematic eye fans have come to expect. The visual treatment matches the song’s tone shot-for-shot, framing Trello as the focal point while letting the Milwaukee backdrop do its own talking. It’s a formula that’s worked across their previous collaborations, and “W.S.T.C” is another notch in that belt.

For an independent artist operating outside the major-label machine, Trello’s consistency is the story here. He’s releasing, he’s shooting visuals, and he’s keeping his name in the mix on Apple Music, Audiomack, and YouTube — exactly the blueprint indie rap careers are built on in 2026. Whether “W.S.T.C” becomes his breakout moment or another building block, the trajectory is pointed up.

Press play, turn it up, and see what the Milwaukee streets have been talking about.