S.T.G.'s musical catalogue is his autobiography as he turns real-life experiences, from broken relationships to adulthood crises, into introspective bars through mesmerizing melodies, flows, and cadences. Stepping away from the typical sounds of east coast artists, the Delaware native keeps his music creative and experimental. Listeners don’t just get grimy beats and metaphorically structured lyrics. They don’t just get trap beats and flows that are directly repetitive. They get a melting pot of talent that hits them in every emotion. S.T.G.'s most recent projects, What A Week and What A Summer, highlight these sounds. S.T.G. is heard rapping AND singing on What A Week, over an array of instrumentals. The album includes sounds ranging from mellow, like “Reasons,” to electric, heard in “Damn Thing.” What A Week also resonates with listeners and gives them a sense of hope and determination through lyrics that scream redemption. On What A Summer, S.T.G. brings in comical skits to glue together the album’s theme of summertime. The project shows he's ready for stardom with radio-ready records such as “Frequency” and “Freak."