South London rapper Blessed recently came with the brief but lyrically potent track "Fire Hydrant", spraying his cruddy bars over a classic grime instrumental. Now he resurfaces with Youngs Teflon and a drill-leaning sound on his latest cut, "Stocks & Shares", one of the highlights from Blessed's recent EP The Revival, which dropped in the summer.

Kicking off at a steady tempo, producer SVOnTheBeat sets the tone with a mellow vocal sample and warm piano chords to counter the trappy drum patterns. When it's time to say his piece, Tef steps to the front to lay out some of his opinions on money-making schemes. In between that, Blessed handles hook duties, ingraining a smooth melody in our minds to offset his hard-hitting verses.

Director Pierre Jermaine constructs the corporate world in which the visuals take place. Blessed is spotted in an office full of workers, giving a slick performance while they eagerly take notes. Eagle-eyed viewers will also notice a cameo from new gen grime MC and producer Duppy who plays an office worker who's extremely on job.

Tune in below.