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From the opening line, "mark my words", Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard are making a statement with their second album, appropriately titled, Beast.  If you're not familiar with the RBHS sound it's a mixture of hardcore, dubstep, hiphop, and punk elements meant to get you off your ass and headed down a path of domination.  Fans of their previous EP, Battle Tested, will be happy to know that Beast picks up  right where the duo left off.  The Hustle Standard's production is still huge; Rob Bailey's voice is still larger-than-life; and the songs still make you want to run through walls.

Beast starts with the song "I Am Not Done" which features the Brooklyn-born artist Moxiie proclaiming "This is not last year and I am not done here".  The second song is also the title-track, "Beast", and quite simply, this one is a BEAST.  On "Run This" Charley Hustle (a.k.a The Hustle Standard) sings "I'm too busy chasing mine to let the world leave me behind/I'm going for mine", and on "What I Live For" Rob's hell-fire voice demands that you "Wake up!".  "Ambulances", a fun play on Rob's verse from "Run Shit", features the Bronx rapper, Drew Boogie.  The remix to "I Am Not Done" is an uptempo, electro remix that helps the album breathe before getting into the final remix.  "The Beast Remix" is not just a remix of the song "Beast", but of the whole album with elements of every song over heavy trap style production.  The final song, "Jealous", is undoubtedly the most unique of the 8 songs, and on first listen could be seen as a departure for the pair, but all of the intensity and honor, that make Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard what they are, is front and center over this methodical, evolving track.  Overall, Beast, is a declaration that, despite any odds, people can not only overcome, but can become Beasts.


Run This

Ambulances feat. Drew Boogie

Jealous

Playlist with more tracks : https://soundcloud.com/gym-workout-music/sets/rob-bailey-and-the-hustle 

Rob Bailey and The Hustle Standard - Run This

WHAT I LIVE FOR by Rob Bailey &amp; The Hustle Standard

Intro (Kill) 4x
I'm never gonna stop

Verse 1 (Hustle)
If it's hard then I know it's workin'
These sleepless nights, I know they're worth it
Cuz I gt a dream, I got a purpose
I got a purpose, I got a purpose

PreChorus (Kill)
I can't behave, I got options
I went too far and I'm not done
One more time
One more time
One more time
I'm greedy and I'm never gonna stop

Chorus (Kill)
I'm never gonna stop
I'm never gonna stop
I'm never gonna stop

Verse 2 (Hustle)
If it's free it won't be worth it
And if it's easy I don't deserve it
I want it to last so I gotta earn it
I gotta earn it, I gotta earn it

PreChorus (Kill)

Chorus (Kill)

Break (Hustle)
Never 8x

Chorus (Kill)

Never Gonna Stop Jay Kıll & The Hustle Standard

Song made for Rob Bailey and The Flag Nor Fail Northeast Tour which gained vast popularity as the featured song in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBJVL-uPAXU

Work Hustle Kill

Charley Hustle (The Hustle Standard) brought in the young and talented UK producer, Lost Soul, to do a special remix version of the entire Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard smash hit EP, ‘Battle Tested’.

The original album dropped on May 15, 2012 and shot straight to #1 on the iTunes Top Electronic Albums chart followed by a debut at #13 on the Billboard Heatseeker’s chart later that week. With the help of their publishers, Wonderlous Music Publishing, fan favorite track “Hungry” was selected as ESPN's "Elite 11" 2012 mini-series theme song and was placed in a SportsCenter Arian Foster feature sponsored by Under Armor (see here: http://www.dlpentertainment.com/work/arian-foster-armour/).

While still built around the writing and vocal performances of Rob Bailey & Charley Hustle, Lost Soul takes the sound deeper into the worlds of dub-step, and electronica, all while amping up the intensity of an already adrenaline packed set of songs. The only thing that doesn’t change is the drill-sergeant manner in which Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard pushes it’s listeners to work harder, do better, and achieve anything.