D.C Born, Fayetteville, North Carolina Raised MC, Wise Words, was a late bloomer onto the hip-hop scene. Though once it was discovered there was no turning back. Being a military brat took the young MC from DC at a fairly early age to Germany for a short time then eventually relocating to Fayetteville where his mother and stepfather settled and eventually became the last duty station for them both. As if destiny began to spin her wheels it also became the place a young "Wise Words" found his calling. First beginning to show interest at age 14, his fascination for the art grew and blossomed until he regularly found himself among friends engaging in freestyle cypher's and battles all in good fun adopting the childhood moniker "Talent" with a childhood friend dubbed 'Lil Shakespeare". Not much longer after that phase had he begun writing and adopting much of the east coast style rap he had grown to become a avid admirer of and continued to progressively challenge himself in this craft eventually leading to a name change to "Chain Reaction" AKA "Chain" that simply adopted the theory of being a by-product of his environment and his music being a reflection of such. Later on, after discovering his love for Art/music not only in hip-hop/R&B, but Jazz, Rock, spoken word but also in other various genres and channels, he began to experiment and grow. Utilizing an expanded vocabulary, witty rhymes, historical references with clever wordplay to fill his music while being as tasteful as possible in an era of vulgarities he decided upon a final name change. The growth continued and still does to this moment. You will always hear it when he speaks and there won't be one second where he does not live up to his Moniker "Wise Words".
Fayetteville, NC Artist, Wise Words, showcases some of his lyrical ability and serves some mean bars over a smooth Nick Wiz Production. If you slept on the "up and coming" artist before today,"Pyjama Flow" is a sure sign you pressed the snooze one too many times.
A Walk in the shoes of a young black male in America. Wise Words tells a story over a Rodney Vickers revision of R&B/Soul Singer Jill Scott's original "Slowly Surley" track from her 2000 debut album "Who Is Jill Scott?'. Includes an excerpt From James Baldwin to drive the point Home. Speaking of which.. its almost time to go..
An old (2012)freestyle over French Montana's "Shot Caller" Single produced by Harry Fraud. (Excuse the Bad mix and all lol.. Back when I was still learning the basics of the basics)