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OT The Real Interview with HipHopSince1987!
OT The Real recently had a private listening party for his new self-titled project which is available on all digital streaming platforms. HHS1987’s Cutty linked you with OT The Real at the event
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Celebrate the release of 4VR’s highly anticipated EP “Ghostown” on December 6th!
Join us in celebrating the release of 4VR highly anticipated EP “Ghostown” at Artwear Gallery on December 6th! About this Event 4VR “Ghostown” EP: The Exhibit 9pm – 12am $5 Adv // $10
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EMPIRE presents Studio Night’s featuring Afro B!
Photo Credit: (The Rapfest’s Photographir) Studio Nights at Quad Studios highlighting Afro Beats recording artist Afro B’s Latest project Afro Wave3 was this past Friday evening in New York and it became the
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CHARLIE MACK PRESENTS COMEDIAN AND FUNNY MAN, “SKEET CARTER” LIVE IN CONCERT
Charles “Charlie Mack” Alston, an entertainment insider and friends to the tinsel Town’s many A-Listers is hosting Philadelphia native, Comedian and Funny Man, Skeet Carter live in concert and taping comedy special -“I’m So Stupid”. Managed by Charlie Mack, Funnyman,
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HHS87 Presents Goodnght Philly Recap by Cutty TV
It was a good night at Goodnght Philly at Silk City presented by The Sound Gallery & Hiphop Since 1987 we give you a recap of the night and also an exclusive
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HHS87 X Cutty TV: All Love Block Party Hosted by Asher Roth
It was the 3rd Annual All Love Block Party in Philly and it was hosted by Asher Roth! The event was free to the public and had many special guest DJs including DJ Sylo
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HipHopSince1987 “GoodNght” Philly Recap
Hiphop Since 1987 Good Night Philly is back again at Silk City! A sold-out event on a Monday! The place was filled with good vibes and amazing music as many talented artists hit
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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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