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Threat Digga – Bigheaded (Album Stream)
Threat Digga is back again with much anticipated album “Big Headed”. The album itself gives you a feel for the Pemberton sound! Features including Ze Forte, Nick Drilla you can expect to hear some
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Mike Zombie – The Silver Tape (Album Stream)
Check out the new mixtape titled The Silver Tape from multi-platinum producer Mike Zombie. Now working with Artistry Worldwide Management, home to Saweetie, Draya Michele and many other influencers, Zombie takes time to reflect on life in LA and feed
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Strick – The Machine, Vol. 1
Young Thug’s artist, Strick released his new project, The Machine, Vol. 1. The 16 tracks has amazing guest features from Young Thug, T-Shyne, HiDoraah, Young Jordan, and Zelly Vibes. Ahead of the project’s release, Strick dropped stunning visuals
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NEW TAPE ALERT DJ ISMATIK & DJ REVOLVER “NEW BATCH” Out Now!
Lets me start by saying friendly competition is always welcome in the culture of hiphop, without competition a lot of careers would not have ever taken off and a lot of checks would have
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87 SONG REVIEW FOR “THAT’S MY SLIME” BY PRICELESS
“Where is this kid from? How old is he? who produced this record? Can he do it again?” These are the only questions that came into mind when hearing “That’s My Slime” a single
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Letter To Cardi B From The “PRESS”
Dear Cardi B, “Thank you for the amazing opening scene of your most recent visual experience, “Press” Directed by Jora Frantzis. The whole entire HipHopSince1987 organization would like to encourage you to do all
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Single Stoners’ Club “Hellavah” Music Video Review
The 87′ team here to point you to whats “new and trending” in the hiphop world and i think we have a hit with Single Stoners’ Club. Not only is the name catchy but
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HHS87 Spotlight Saturday: Internal Rhyme – Subconscious Rap (Album Stream & Interview)
After years of teasing, Internal Rhyme and Treytice have finally released their collaborative album, “Subconscious Rap.” The title is a play on Rhyme’s struggle with his label as a conscious rapper. This album
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