Back in April, Joey Bada$$ shared with Hip-Hop Wired mere tidbits about the concept behind his highly anticipated debut album. “I don’t want to give it away. It is more in depth, about who I am, my story. I’ll say that much,” he said.
HS87 are among the more impressive collectives to impact Hip-Hop in 2014. In light of the major moves they’re making as a unit and independently, Hip-Hop Wired thought it important to make group members Hit-Boy and Audio Push the feature on the inaugural episode of our new video series, Games Rappers Play.
For months, Casey Veggies has been lacing his tweets with #TheBoy hashtag. Fans soon learned that this was the title of a new song, which has finally released today.
West Coast collective HS87 recently invaded Sway In The Morning to promote their We The Plug compilation album. In addition to a few shameless plugs, the bubbling crew displayed their emceeing abilities during a freestyle session.
Few rap cliques have made a run in 2014 like HS87. Those power moves culminated today, May 27, with the release of their We The Plug compilation album.
HS87 are challenging the status quo sonically and their rhymes aren’t too shabby either. But before fans can hear how their talent gels together on their forthcoming collaborative album, We The Plug, the collective assemble on a new song called “Scorn.”
Hit-Boy’s HS87 crew are still on the rise, but they’ll be in conversation for best crews in Hip-Hop soon enough if their output remains this stellar. Today, they follow-up Audio Push’s triumphant “Parade” record with an even more thumping cut in “No Talkin.”
Hit-Boy is all about the betterment of his HS87 clique these days and that’s apparent based on his past few song releases. Today, he places a spotlight on the crew’s individual parts in a treatment for his posse track “Grindin’ My Whole Life.”
Mariah Carey moves right along with the next step of her Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse album roll out by delivering her new single “Thirsty,” featuring Rich Homie Quan.
Keeping up Hit-Boy on social networks is essential if you’d like updates on he and HS87’s upcoming We The Plug LP. A new song titled “Grindin’ My Whole Life” gives further reasoning as to why fans should keep up with the West Coast collective.
Hit-Boy said that he beats once trumped his rhymes. Note the use of “once,” as he’s released a visual for his Nipsey Hussle-assisted track “Alert.”
Hit-Boy was ballsy enough to leave the comfort of the G.O.O.D. Music family to found his label, HS87. Having assembled a fleet of rappers and producers into the fold, the Grammy winner is ready to release a new album.