Eric Reprid, a 26-year-old hip-hop artist hailing from Vancouver, Canada, has made significant strides since his debut in 2016. Notably recognized with a Juno nomination, Eric gained widespread acclaim with his 2020 smash hit “Cold World,” which has garnered over 100 million streams across all platforms. Continuously evolving his musical style, Eric captivated the internet with his 2024 single “SUKI,” praised for its controversial lyrics and striking visuals. Building on this momentum, Eric released his highly-anticipated mixtape “FUCK YOU” which featured the viral hit “LIKE A CHINK BITCH”. Now in 2025, Eric started the year strong with “KPOP”, which quickly amassed over 1 million views on YouTube within 2 weeks. Intending to continue his upward trajectory, Eric is set to release a slew of projects throughout the year.

Welcome to the futuristic sounds of YEAR 2087! From full projects like “IN-VISION PLAYLIST” to fire singles like “DONT BE SCARED” and “See Through”, Year 2087’s sound bends genres, styles, moods and aesthetics! With being a producer and artist , every songs arrangements, texters and soundscapes create a style you recognize as his! Make sure to follow Year 2087 on all socials and stay tuned into all new music to come.

Hugh Lee, Emmy nominated rapper is the next break through story teller of this generation, Hugh Lee is easily set to make his mark on today’s music scene. His stories transcribe into something lyrically genius. Hugh effortlessly makes his audience feel a deep connection, through his music, to a life they may or may not have lived before. Hugh Lee’s sophomore mixtape “Cabrini” tells the story of a teenager growing up in the projects of Chicago. The project includes singles “Graduation” and “Cabrini.” Listeners should be prepared to take an audible cinematic journey with Hugh on this first act of his career. 
 Hugh Lee was born and raised in the west side of Chicago. Hugh experienced first hand what it’s like living in poverty with family members who used drugs as an escape from their harsh reality. Although there was hardship, Hugh does not like to reflect on his city as a torn war zone. He chooses to remind himself of the community that was there for him during those tough times, the block parties, the candy ladies, juke jams and skating rinks. Now Hugh reflects on his past (the good and the bad) to paint the well told story of his trying youth through his music.