Still Sleep? stands as Sleepy Hallow’s inaugural solo album absent guest features, arriving June 2, 2021, via Winners Circle/RCA Records. The entire fourteen-track set is helmed by Great John, a longstanding producer for the label, whose beats underpin Sleepy’s Brooklyn drill cadence with moody precision. Originally teased in early February and subject to delay and a leak in May, the album’s rollout unfolded through Instagram updates that fueled anticipation within New York’s drill circles.The tracklist unfolds with “Basketball Dreams (Intro)” and includes the standout “2055,” alongside “Make You (Snake Proof),” “Equal,” and the closing “Murda She Wrote,” which replaced an earlier outro title. Two bonus cuts, “Lowkey” (formerly “Trust”) and “Tip Toe” featuring Sheff G, round out the project, linking Sleepy’s solo efforts back to his frequent collaborator and New York drill nexus. The album’s resonance is reflected in over thirteen million Last.fm scrobbles, marking Still Sleep? as a notable artifact in the drill canon, capturing the gritty pulse of its moment.

Still Sleep? stands as Sleepy Hallow’s inaugural solo album absent guest features, arriving June 2, 2021, via Winners Circle/RCA Records. The entire fourteen-track set is helmed by Great John, a longstanding producer for the label, whose beats underpin Sleepy’s Brooklyn drill cadence with moody precision. Originally teased in early February and subject to delay and a leak in May, the album’s rollout unfolded through Instagram updates that fueled anticipation within New York’s drill circles.The tracklist unfolds with “Basketball Dreams (Intro)” and includes the standout “2055,” alongside “Make You (Snake Proof),” “Equal,” and the closing “Murda She Wrote,” which replaced an earlier outro title. Two bonus cuts, “Lowkey” (formerly “Trust”) and “Tip Toe” featuring Sheff G, round out the project, linking Sleepy’s solo efforts back to his frequent collaborator and New York drill nexus. The album’s resonance is reflected in over thirteen million Last.fm scrobbles, marking Still Sleep? as a notable artifact in the drill canon, capturing the gritty pulse of its moment.