Rob Markman continues to drop heat as he scoops up Styles P and Cris Streetz for “Next Check.”
“When you’re hustling and grinding, working towards a goal, you always feel like that next check is going to be the one,” he says. “If you’re an up and coming artist, then you always feel like your next song is gonna be the one. I got with Styles P and Cris Streetz to help tell this story.”
It’s 4/20 so you know what time it is. Smoke DZA, Curren$y, Dave East and Styles P spark one up and deliver that goodness on “Inhale Exhale.” From the Compound’s three-track project called Set Free Presents: Compound Smoke Project, which dropped today.
It seems like it’s about time for a new Styles P album, right? On May 4th, the Ghost will release G-Host and he makes the announcement with a song from the album titled “Heat of the Night.” This joint is hard as bricks dipped in steel.
The Ghost jumps in the booth with Willy J Peso to create “Flavors” and now there is a video to go along with the song
An animated video for the late Sean Price’s “Three Lyrical Ps” that features Styles P and Prodigy (R.I.P.) heads your way today. The animation captures the madness spewed by these three lyrical emcees.
Nino Man and Styles P drop a video to their freestyle over Kendrick Lamar’s “Element.”
Rochester, Yonkers and Buffalo represent the grit and grime of New York courtesy of 38 Spesh and Benny’s “Driver’s Seat,” which also features bars from Jadakiss and Styles P.
Tony Moxberg and Styles P get a little lyrical assistance from Smoke DZA and Snyp Life on the remix to “Welcome To The Jungle.”
Styles P ain’t finished with y’all yet. The Ghost rips up Common’s “They Say” alongside Nino Man and Dave East for “Ghost Says.”
Styles P and Nino Man flip Kendrick Lamar’s “Fear” and add some visuals for their version titled “Block Fear.”