Artist's albums
On My Own
2023 · single
Ghost Mode
2023 · album
Feel How I Look
2023 · single
Balcony Thoughts
2023 · single
From The Mud
2022 · single
The Commission
2022 · single
Back 2 The Ba$ics
2022 · album
Rosary
2022 · single
Real Work
2022 · single
Real Work
2022 · single
Living Testimony
2021 · single
Giovanni's Way
2021 · album
Ain't Going Broke No Mo
2021 · single
Spirit Of A Boss
2020 · album
You Dont Even Know
2020 · single
It's Around
2020 · single
Ghetto Rich Niggaz
2020 · album
Whole Lotta
2020 · single
Ex Dealer Flow
2020 · single
No Validation Necessary
2019 · album
Owe Em Something
2019 · single
Boss Chronicles
2019 · album
January 30th
2019 · album
10 Stack Commandments
2018 · album
4-1P
2018 · album
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Biography
Motor City MC Payroll Giovanni (born Dior Giovanni Petty in 1988) is a member and de facto leader of the Detroit West Side rap crew Doughboyz Cashout. With a style reminiscent of '90s West Coast rap, Giovanni laid a steady, aggressive flow over tales of street life and drug dealing, similar to the output of DBC. Influenced by local Detroit-area legends like Street Lord'z and the late Blade Icewood, DBC continued their hometown's legacy for dense storytelling when they issued their debut mixtape, We Run the City, in 2007. Giovanni made his own debut in 2013 with Get Money Stay Humble, which featured DBC crew members like Big Quis, Chaz Bling, Ro Jack, and B-Mo Maine. Stack Season arrived in 2015. The following year, Giovanni issued Big Bossin, Vol. 1, produced by Cardo (Drake, Kendrick Lamar) and Sosa Dreamz. A second installment, Big Bossin, Vol. 1.5, arrived the same year. The emcee closed the year with his own mixtape, Payface. Produced by fellow Detroit artist Helluva, the album featured "How We Move It," which transformed Montell Jordan's classic "This Is How We Do It" into a hustler's anthem. In addition to another Cardo-collaboration, Big Bossin, Vol. 2, he packed 2018 with a pair of solo efforts, 4-1P and 10 Stack Commandments. Further honing his throwback style, he issued January 30th, released that day in 2019. The short set featured verses by Chaz Bling, Ygg Tay, Drey Skonie, and more. ~ Neil Z. Yeung, Rovi