Payroll Giovanni Drops Off "Spirit Of A Boss"

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20223.6K Views

Detroit's Payroll Giovanni delivers his latest project, "Spirit Of A Boss."

Payroll Giovanni's hustle is unmatched. He's been on a steady grind over the course of his career but in 2020, specifically, he's been getting busy. The rapper teamed up with Peezy for their joint project, Ghetto Rich N***az and now, he's back with his solo project, Spirit Of A Boss. With a precise tracklist consisting of 10 tracks in total, the Detroit rapper enlists few collaborators to bring his vision alive. Bianca Badd appears twice while Tamara Jewel assists Payroll on the closing track, "A Better Me."

Check out the tracklist and his new project below.

Spirit Of A Boss
Can't Be Taught
Strathmoore
What's A Plug ft. Bianca Badd
All On U
Big 26
What I Look Like
Outlets ft. Bianca Badd
Tired Of Being Single
A Better Me ft. Tamara Jewel

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