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Juice tha Truth drops video for “Good Girl” and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Juice Tha Truth is a versatile artist from South New Jersey who mixes different styles into his music. From lyrical raps to catchy melodic hooks Juice tha Truth has very professional music and visuals
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Exclusive Interview: Rising Artist Braydbunch
What is your name and what city do you rep? Hey everyone my artist name is Braydbunch, spelt as one word. One word with the Y before the D. That’s B – R -A
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Ronnie Riggles Drops (the) Cost of Living Album and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Ronnie Riggles just released his new album (the) Cost of Living with an incredible rollout and support from some very talented members of the Philadelphia creative community. The album is a journey from start
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Bad Lungz Drops the 40 Below Tape and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Bad Lungz drops a new 7-song project called “40 Below Tape”. Bad Lungs mixes the sounds of Wu-Tang Clan, G Unit, Dipset, and E40 and is a product of studying the greats. He talks
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J Spaz Interview with HipHopSince1987
HipHopSince19897.com sat down with J Spaz in Philadelphia to talk about his music career. J Spaz is an independent artist in the Philadelphia area who successfully transitioned from Boxing to doing music. In the
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Melvoni Drops Video for “Call”, “Blaze of Glory”, and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Brooklyn-based artist Melvoni drops an official video for the song “Call” from his project “Return To Sender”. The song and video are a step up for him as his lyrical and songwriting skills continue
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Cico P Takes Us to NawfJaxx On His New Project and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Rising in the rap game on the back of his viral single “Tampa,“Cico P proudly represents Jacksonville, TX, a small East Texas burgh that he calls home. Welcoming listeners into his expansive sonic world as he
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Y Chibi drops video for “Keep Your Soul” and Interview with HipHopSince1987
Y Chibi translates to “heaven-sent,” adding the initial for young. The idea of divinity is something the streetwise rapper carries with him. “I truly feel that I am heaven-sent. Through all of the predicaments that I’ve
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