J Stone shows his “Soul Search” in new visual
The track is taken from J Stone’s ‘The Definition of Pain.’
J Stone closed out his year by unleashing his latest project The Definition of Pain. We’ve seen a few visuals since then, and his latest offering is the official video for “Soul Search” featuring Trae Tha Truth, GP45, and Lyrivelli. The hook opens up the track about humble beginnings:
Put in my own work, think I don’t need nobody. I had to go first, before I could feed anybody. I had to soul search, I had to soul search, I had to soul search.
Started shit out of my trunk, I ain’t need no gram. Had to do it myself, before I could feed my fam. I ain’t really need no label, all I needed was fans. Alley oop to Nip, cuz came in with a slam.
The new video is shot by Trillart and filmed in Houston, Texas. Prior to the new video, J Stone shared Behind The Music, a 25 minute documentary all about the making of The Definition of Pain. In terms of visuals from the project, before Soul Search.” J Stone connected with Dave East for “What’s Beef?” and also linked up with E-40 to shoot and share the music video for their collab track “Hella Toasted.”
Last year, saw the release of two J Stone projects, The Definition of Pain and Ground Zero. The new project is equipped with 18 tracks in total and boasts features from impressive and respected names like the late great Nipsey Hussle, T.I., Dom Kennedy, T-Pain, Mike D’Angelo, Dave East, and more. Ground Zero is a collaboration project with Pacman da Gunman. Prior to those two projects was 2019’s The Definition of Loyalty. J Stone also confirmed in a new interview with The Bootleg Kev Podcast that a posthumous Nipsey Hussle is definitely happening at some point.
Be sure to watch J Stone’s new video for “Soul Search” featuring Trae Tha Truth, GP45, and Lyrivelli down below.