Saturday, April 9, 2011
Precise Minds Films: "Eye Shots" by K-Easy
This is one in a series of other videos to come from the Precise Minds Film team. This is a humble attempt to show you what I've seen from our journey from Chicago to NYC. We always have that experience in our mind and it affects our decisions and how we create as well as move about. So peaceto the dream seekers and those who help make it possible, enjoy the show and One Love!
K-Easy
Friday, March 25, 2011
R.I.P. Nate Dogg

Next stop is the eastsiiiiiiiiide motelllllllll....
He put the "G" in G-Funk. The Gentleman in Gangsta with his melodic/treacherous/signature hooks. Too bad most of us wont know how significant he was in the music of (West Coast)Hip Hop now that he's not here in the physical. Here's an test for you! Go through youtube-mtv-amazon, etc looking for the various HITS he was on and tell me if you don't have an "oh I forgot he was on that song!" moment. Yes, he was that influential and that dominant. Regulators will forever be that hit..hell even my parents bump to dat song! and they were tough critics of "gangster rap." He created a lane wider than ATL highways with no tailgaters or speed demons in sight for miles. Respect. Party in Peace homey
K-EZ
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Lupe Fiasco x Lasers x #4080 industry rule x suicide?
This is why if possible, we would really like to interview Lupe for our film....very open, frank, intelligent, political, concise, and most importantly....human. Really a good/honest interview about the process of re-creating himself while creating his new project, LASERS: deaths, depression, songs, tours, bullshyt, enlightenment all rolled into who he has overcome. It's a rarity in Hip Hop to express topics such as depression head on, but I think his comments are desperately needed for others young and old(er) to peep, ashay!!
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Dj Sonny Daze @ Hudson Hotel, NYC w/ Afrika Bambaataa
DJ Sonny Daze moving the crowd @ the Hudson Hotel Giant Steps series in late Dec. 2010. He opened up (the crowd) for Legendary DJ Afrika Bambaataa. Overall it was an amazing event and i really mean that as far as the whole vibe of everyone having a good time, enjoying themselves, lettin loose..and actually DANCING! If ya missed don't fret just keep your ears open in the meantime.
P.s. more footage 2 come
K:Easy
Labels:
dj sonny daze,
giant steps,
hudson hotel,
keasy,
nyc,
precise minds
Legend Cope 2 still Rockin x Shockin
Kool short video from Karmaloop on one of the NYC Graf Legends COPE 2. If you notice there's snow on the background so no matter the weather, this cat stay gettin fresher..creation Is a process, not a destination...oh and i will be checkin for that show on March 31st...word!
K>EaSy
Labels:
90's hiphop,
cope 2,
graffiti,
karmaloop,
keasy,
nyc,
precise minds
Friday, February 25, 2011
Karl Kani ad from way back..B.H.M.!


Although he may not be on the top list for Black History Month Achievements but it def holds weight in the realm of influence of fashion through the Hip Hop culture. Carl Williams bka Karl Kani was that dude, a trailblazer, who implemented the aesthetics of urban street-wear into the streets-minds-music-magazines of the U.S. in the early 90's. The young fashionistas in the major cities took centerfold of what was not already coined "hiphop fashion" Once i peeped movement, i had to go to 8hrs away to Chicago to get my "Kani" gear that i saw all the dopest rappers wearing. They didn't have it in TN at the time but it was very crucial for me to have that cursive K on my shirt or your jean back pocket if I wanted to be in style and in sync with the culture i repped so hard. His gear became so popular that bootleggers couldn't help but copy, sell, and wear it themselves. Therefore, he switched his design up by using a small metal plate with his signature still present. It just made it even more official and less likely to for bootleggers to follow suit.
So for a quick snippet into the past Check out the link below...respect the architects..Audi 5000
http://www.complex.com/style/2011/02/lost-and-found-karl-kanis-classic-90s-ads-starring-nas-diddy-and-2pac
Labels:
90's hiphop,
diddy,
karl kani,
Nas,
precise minds filmworks,
tupac
Monday, January 10, 2011
The Godfather and I...

This was def a bomb night @ the Hudson Hotel 5 dayz before Xmas with the man next to me ripping the tables for 2 and a half hours, Godfather-Legend Afrika Bambaataa. The crowd was packed and everyone was sweating it out (as they should). BAM threw on some old school Hip Hop along with the break beat for the B-Boys/Girls in the crowd along with some house and 60's r/b soul...crazy and after all that maneuvering through mass amount of his faithful Hip Hop disciples, I managed to step in and get this pic above. It wasn't my 1st time meeting him or dancing to his set and it sure wont be my last! Best believe we gotta get him in our doc or at the least be able to run the idea by him. Video footage to coming soon....PEACE to all my ZULUS! and beautiful people...Peace Love Unity-Have Fun!
K->Easy
Labels:
bambaataa,
DJ,
godfather,
hiphop,
keasy,
origin,
precise minds,
zulu nation
Thursday, December 23, 2010
I See HIP HOP!..Jay Electronica on the Mountain
One of my fav emcees, Jay Electronica on a campaign with Mountain Dew drink. They did a good job on capturing a small essence of J.E. as a performer/lyricist. You must listen to his lyrics on this one VERY intricate and dopetastic.
-K/Ezee
Labels:
commercials,
easy,
hip hop,
jay electronica,
k-easy,
MC,
mountain dew
Saturday, September 4, 2010
L-Boogie is Back!??
Yo do my eyes deceive me is that Ms. Lauryn Hill aka "L-Boogie" aka "Ms. Hill" bka "Man I miss Lauryn!" Well, here is an interview with Toure about her entree back into the industry. Check the interview and hopefully she'll bless us again soon than soon so we greet you, WELCOME BACK!
p.s. I heard she ripped it at Rock Da Bells in NY...crazy!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
My Mic Sounds Nice Documentary
For a change BET actually did something worth watching and relevant. We really enjoyed seeing some of the pioneers(salt n pepa, mc lyte, yo-yo, roxanne shante) along with the now established/newcomers(missy elliot, medusa, nicki minaj, jean grae) be candid about their position in this culture from the very beginning to the present where their presence is vaguely seen but still ever so present in the industry. These women of Hip Hop have definitely represented thoroughly whether through lyrics, sexy image, or both. It was about an hour long which was not enough. Yet it opens up the door for further film pieces and discussion that tend to be an afterthought after the "REAL" Hip Hop MCs/issues have been debated over. Definitely hope there's more to come on the "Femcee" side of things.
Labels:
BET,
jean grae,
mclyte,
medusa,
nicki minaj,
roxanne shante,
yo-yo
Friday, August 13, 2010
Juice in Duetsche!(German)
Yo this is kinda comical when you think about how American movies are translated for other coutries, especially a movie like Juice. Aside from getting a few laughs because of how they translate Q's(Omar Epps) dialogue, its a testament to say that it did/does have a broad appeal other than just North America. Man no matter what language it's in old girl's "gold grill" was wack!
Thursday, July 29, 2010
I See HIP HOP..KIA Hamsters!??
This commercial is funny...plus they use a classic joint from Black Sheep, "This or That". I don't know why they chose hamsters?? I just hope Dres/Black Sheep got sum ducats for this...anyway enjoy if you haven't seen it!
Thankx Moms for the heads up..you were right!
p.s. Why does that hamster playing the drums remind me of a member of a popular, late night hip hop band..hmmmmm
-K Easy
Labels:
blacksheep,
dres,
hamsters,
hip hop,
keasy,
kia soul,
precise minds
Monday, June 14, 2010
Pharrell on Education w/ Steve Perry
Our true musicians do really care. This is one of the reasons I dig pharrell...peep it. about our youth
Labels:
anderson cooper,
cnn,
music,
nerd,
pharell,
steve perry
Friday, April 30, 2010
R.I.P GURU
Making Hip-Hops Classic Album Covers: Part One
PEACE to CEY Adams for his artistic creations and for the interview for our Hip Hop Doc! I'll post something in the near future no doubt, but until then get learned on why CEY is one of the best in Hip Hop!...Which is why we were honored to interview him. Peace to Bill Adler! You get mad props as well!
Get Learned, Be inspired!
K:Ezee
Monday, April 12, 2010
RZA talks beats and his new iDRUM App!!
It's to no surprise if you're familiar with RZA's genius/style that he has used technology to create his own iphone app for making beats. Peep his explanation of how he came up finding beats and why he chose to share his style with the masses trhrough this form electronics
-K:EZ
Labels:
apple,
beatmaking,
hiphop,
idrum,
iphone,
preciseminds,
producer,
rza,
staten island,
wu-tang
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Hip-Hop Wired Remembers The Notorious B.I.G.
Hip-Hop Wired Remembers The Notorious B.I.G.
Peace to B.I.G. for his creative talent that definitely had a hand furthering the culture of Hip-Hop/MCs. Checkout this link that Hip Hop Wired did of a few of his videos, much luv, Baby Baaaabayyy!
-K:EZ
Peace to B.I.G. for his creative talent that definitely had a hand furthering the culture of Hip-Hop/MCs. Checkout this link that Hip Hop Wired did of a few of his videos, much luv, Baby Baaaabayyy!
-K:EZ
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Say Word, Diggy Simmons got flow!??
Yo I had heard a recent buzz that young Daniel "Diggy" Simmons son of Rev Run had recently rapped on a freestyle... and was kinda nice with it. Skeptically, I checked it out and it aint HALF bad... actually pretty decent! Better than W.F.F.( its the wack rapper's initials, he deserves no full name on this blog) if thats even saying much. But check it out for yourself below..word
K:Easy
K:Easy
Diggy - Made you look Freestyle (Flow Stoopid) from Diggy Simmons on Vimeo.
Labels:
diggy simmons,
freestyle,
Nas,
rev run. precise minds
Duane Powell speaks on Dr. Wax Records, a Chicago staple, gone for worse
This was a personal project I shot because the Chicago staple, Dr. Wax Records in Hyde Park, was officially closing the next day. It has been serving the Hyde Park and Chicago community for 30 years. Truly a big loss for real music to be sold, heard, and promoted. Peace to Duane Powell for the interview and Dr. Wax for their valued service over the years. -K: Easy
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