Dave East Delivers a Gritty Hip-Hop Anthem With “Alley Oop” Featuring Styles P

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Dave East and Styles P trade elite bars over another luxurious Harry Fraud production.

Dave East and Harry Fraud rarely miss when they work together, so seeing them reunite for “Alley Oop” already felt like a win. Throw Styles P into the mix, and you have the ingredients for one of the grimiest hip-hop records you’ll hear this week.

Harry Fraud does exactly what you’d expect behind the boards. His production is smooth, soulful, and cinematic, giving both rappers plenty of room to flex without ever overwhelming the record.

As for Dave East, he sounds completely locked in. His bars are sharp, his delivery is confident, and he attacks every verse like someone trying to remind listeners why he’s still one of the most underrated lyricists in the game. Styles P matches that energy with ease, delivering veteran-level rapping that proves he hasn’t lost a step.

What makes “Alley Oop” work so well is the chemistry. Nobody tries to outshine anyone else. Instead, each contributor plays their role perfectly, making the collaboration feel effortless.

Check out Dave East, Harry Fraud, and Styles P’s gritty, polished, and hard-hitting new track “Alley Oop” below.



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