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Ralo – Free Ralo (Album Stream)
Atlanta’s Ralo has been fighting a vigorous legal battle from behind bars for over a year now, but that hasn’t stopped his prolific, independent musical grind. After releasing Conspiracy last fall, Ralo drops his new project today,
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King Lil G’s next chapter + “No Face No Ca$e” video
It’s been 2 years since the story broke on King Lil G‘s catalog worth $420k being auctioned without his consent. Despite continuing to release projects after, up until now he has been guarded about that experience. He’s ready to
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Bigal Harrison – Bintage (Album)
Bigal Harrison is back with his latest full-length album release called, “Bintage.” This is the rapper’s take on the Golden Era of Hip-Hop circa the early to mid-’90s. The project is a representation of
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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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“The Bouls” New Duo of West Philly
Philadelphia, home to well known names such as The Roots, Will Smith, Hall & Oats, Boyz 2 Men & many more. Today we are looking for the new wave from the “City Of Brotherly
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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
Read More »MUSIC VIDEO PREMIER “SLIDE” MIR GUNNA
MIR GUNNA “SLIDE” Young artist from philadelphia premiers his new music video “slide”! Visual shot with a vintage filter gives the video a asap rocky wu-tang clan look, with a Philly freestyle twist. As
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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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