Bonding wit Boogie

Boogie and Precious keep it short with a poem from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter", a book of poems by,  Simply Stacey. The name of the piece is called "Faith". 

Boogie and Precious keep It simple this week with a poem called "Stop Signs" from the book, "Dear Black Man You Matter".

Boogie and Precious review some of their favorite current albums. They discuss artists such as, Big X DaPlug, Glorilla, DaBaby, Leek, and Kodak Black. They talked about what made the albums good, and how the production of them aided in the overall greatness.  

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago artist, Rapcrush. They talk about development within her music and how she goes about composing a song. They also discuss the importance of her displaying her femininity within her music.

Boogie and Precious sit with multi-medium artist, Kai Leniese. They discuss the Inspirations behind her artistry and what made her get into music. They also discuss the healing aspect of music and how it speaks for others.

Boogie and Precious come through with another opportunity to speak life. Precious delivers a piece called "Aye,Black Man!"

Boogie and Precious sit down with entrepreneur Domo Da Ceo. They explore different topics and the importance of being multifaceted.Domo talks about his journey as a manager and business man in the music industry. Domo also talks about his role in the “Obey Your Dreams” movement. 

Boogie and Precious chop it up with rapper, Howie Stackz. . They delve into his journey as an artist and his transition from Florida back to Chicago. Howie Stackz also talks about his musical inspirations as well as his creative process. 

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago Westside artist, Westside Don. While they talk about his creative origin, they also discuss inspirations. Westside Don also talks about his personal struggles with physical and mental health and how they still allow him to dedicate more to his music.

Boogie and Precious sit down with Chicago rapper, Heartbreak Homie. They discuss Heartbreak's introduction to making music as well as her inspiration. Also, they dive into how being a Chicago native aids in the type of music she creates.