P-Vers — full name Patrick Bierhinkel, from Offenburg in the southwest corner of Germany, near the French and Swiss borders — has been a fixture of the German underground since the mid-1990s. His 1998 twelve-inch "360 Grad," produced alongside Boulevard Bou out of the Piemont Studios in Heidelberg with whom Toni-L connected him, has the standing of a scene document; he shared the splash! Festival stage in 2001 alongside Torch, Toni-L, and Boulevard Bou performing the track "Titelkampf." "Ghostrider" is the lead single from the forthcoming album "Meine Peeps," released through the Streethop-Click imprint he co-founded with Claudio Esposito in 2004. Mix and master credit goes to Versatile. P-Vers has always worked at the intersection of street realism and crafted German-language delivery — no showboating, no concession to trend. After more than 25 years in the game, "Ghostrider" carries the same register: measured cadence, unadorned production, bars that speak to rather than at the listener.
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