Check out these two dope Precise Interviews.
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Shout out to Take Axshun Music Inc.
WELCOME...BUT WIPE YOUR FEET!!! This is All Chicago, All the time!!
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Sunday, November 24, 2013
A Good Way to Get "The Feeling"
Dope Mixtape series. Track number 22 is the emcee Rkitech feat another Chicago emcee Precise "The Feeling"...Chicago Music!!
Get the mixtape at the link below
>>>Thinking Like A Billionaire 17<<<
>>>Thinking Like A Billionaire 17<<<
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Welcome to the Round Table, Precise
Talk With Taj TV "The Shift" Roundtable The Hype Magazine 11th Year Anniversar
Southside Spitter Precise joins in on a question of "Will Major Labels Make a Come Back"
These cats know the ins and outs of the music business. Check out the vid!!
Shout out to Redell Drakeford at Take Axshun and the folks at Talk With Taj TV .... Twttv.net
Thursday, July 18, 2013
A Precise Point of View
City Vanguard: Point of View featuring Precise
When cats talk about why they do music, this is the way it should sound. I don't hear much about the love for hip-hop anymore. We owe something to the game in a creative mindset. Precise puts it simply. Dope Interview.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Respect the R-Kitech!!
R-Kitech has been around...and I mean AROUND!! Being signed to Devante Swing's (from Jodeci's) label alongside young Timbaland and Missy Elliot, to being signed to Dr. Dre's label from Yo MTV Raps, and all the way to putting in work with PMD and the Legendary Hit Squad. Here is the video from Rkitech - "The Feeling" featuring Precise, from the single "Back To the Basics".
Shout out to Http://www.rkitech.com & Http://www.facebook.com/rkitechrkitechs & Http://www.twitter.com/precise_chi & Http://www.facebook.com/precisemuzic
Monday, June 17, 2013
A Night in the Chicago Hip-Hop Underground
This is a pretty interesting film by Braden Wambach about the Chicago Underground hip hop scene. Features Primeridian, Philip Morris, Pugs Atomz, Tomorrow Kings, Ang 13, Dirty MF, Awdazcate, Amina, Coolout Chris, and more.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Thaione Davis - Feel Right
Its Only Right This Dude was born to use Mics...
Check out Thaione Davis's latest dope contribution to Chicago's legacy. He has an international fan following. I remember when I first met this cat on a name to name basis. We came past each other many times over the years in Dr. Wax, but both of us being humble dudes we didn't introduce ourselves as "Yo, I RHYME!!" I was looking at wax and he was like "get that one, it's dope", low and behold it was my old 12 inch record...then it was respect across the board when I realized "he" was "him"
Thaione Davis - Feel Right
Check out the whole Discog at
Thaionedavis.com
Monday, June 10, 2013
The Hat Lady... RoseMarie Black dies at 79.
In Memory of....
Rosemarie Black AKA Racetrack Rosie.
We all remember Rosemarie as "The Hat Lady" where I am from. Matching bra top and leather mini's with stilettos. Why?? Because she had the shape and body to do so, even at an older age. I have seen her in White Castle on 79th and Stony Island, seen her in McDonald's on 65th and Stony Island, then would turn around and see her in Jewel on 95th and Stony Island. I swear this woman would walk every where. That's why she kept that soul sista shape past the age of 60. Everyone knew her...Oprah Winfrey even knew her and countless other celebrities.
This would not be the Stony Isle Profile if there was no post In Memory of....
Rosemarie Black AKA Racetrack Rosie. Rest In Paradise!! You were a Chicago icon.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Blog entry: I Got Something To Say Maaaaaannnnnn, Ya Diggggggggg?
How will I start? I love hiphop, in fact, I am hiphop, but I have not related to the I am "Rich as F**k", hiphop American Dream. If I achieve that, no one will know it. I will not be making it rain, nor pushing a car that will cost over $200K...just a regular cat. Am I still hiphop after you read that? I am in the latter part of my 30's and can still spit a rhyme on demand. I know deejays, producers, breakers, graf writers, and musicians, singers, and emcees that made it, didn't make it and gave it up, and those that rep on stage for the love. My rap career path was different, it wasn't failure, it wasn't fear, I just stopped being passionate because Chicago wasn't passionate...I put out a classic piece of wax in the late 90's with one of the top deejays today (currently at WGCI). Here comes adulthood though: I have been married before, got divorced, have two children (girls) that run my life. So, I rep the urban struggle...the grown man's struggle!! I am that dude that has the car that has that check engine light that shows up or goes away. We all can relate. I am hiphop!!
On the flipside, I got a pretty good job. Got an undergrad from Chi State and a Masters from SXU. Am I hiphop? I say "yes", because I can relate to doing things to get me out of the hood instead of keeping me there drawing heat and animosity my way. Some people say "no", because I am not "about that life" with a pocket full of money to trick off, standing on a corner that I don't own (We are starting not to like it, but Raum runs the city!!) I don't want to keep endangering my people. Shame on you, for saying dudes like me are lame for waking up or wanting to wake up the next day. I am hiphop.
I want to see everyone with a goal or dream be successful, but where "hiphop" ("us", "we", "me", "you") has messed up is that once "we" get there, we start laughing at those who are not there yet or those that took a little longer to realize their true strengths. We do it to each other...and WHY, when we have so many others that have done it to us, because they didn't grow up the way we did. That goes for more than just music. We are struggling creatively, socially, and economically. So, who are we to act like we run this? Hiphop taught us better...the real is out there. Welcome back to the Stony Isle Profile.
On the flipside, I got a pretty good job. Got an undergrad from Chi State and a Masters from SXU. Am I hiphop? I say "yes", because I can relate to doing things to get me out of the hood instead of keeping me there drawing heat and animosity my way. Some people say "no", because I am not "about that life" with a pocket full of money to trick off, standing on a corner that I don't own (We are starting not to like it, but Raum runs the city!!) I don't want to keep endangering my people. Shame on you, for saying dudes like me are lame for waking up or wanting to wake up the next day. I am hiphop.
I want to see everyone with a goal or dream be successful, but where "hiphop" ("us", "we", "me", "you") has messed up is that once "we" get there, we start laughing at those who are not there yet or those that took a little longer to realize their true strengths. We do it to each other...and WHY, when we have so many others that have done it to us, because they didn't grow up the way we did. That goes for more than just music. We are struggling creatively, socially, and economically. So, who are we to act like we run this? Hiphop taught us better...the real is out there. Welcome back to the Stony Isle Profile.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Aniba Hotep & The Sol Collective - Extraterrestial (Audio)
Ishmael White, please let me say this...this group of girls and guys are the COOOOOLDEST, FUNKIEST band I seen live. You gotta be a proud manager!! Chicago, you got some diamonds right in your hands. Saw them at Reggies on 5/17/2013. Aniba Hotep is sultry, the second and third vocalists are charismatic, etc!! Shout to my man Aum Mu Ra El, lead rhythm guitarist! Listen Below and be sure to support!
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