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SACARIO IN-STUDIO INTERVIEW 2012

Sacario talks about his early years Uptown, his current projects in film and music, and where he thinks Hip-Hop music is headed.

SACARIO "MERCY" FREESTYLE

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: SHE LOOSE (DON'T TALK TO HER)

"I recorded this song in 50 Cent Mansion in Connecticut for DIDDY's Last Train to Paris Album. I wasn't really given a direction for Diddy's album and he ended up going more Europe so I kept this record for myself. It's called SHE LOOSE. The concept is just describing a girl (s) on the dancefloor grooving, getting into the music and her not wanting a guy to holla at her while she is in her zone. At the same time this girl is dancing, other girls are hating calling her a slut because of how she's dressed. Its a fun record that can play well in all radio formats. Enjoy!" Oh, you'll be seeing me do a lot of these image videos prior to me shooting the actual video just to paint an immediate picture as your listening - SACARIO
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SACARIO SAY YOU WILL FREESTYLE

"I respect anybody who's eating but I don't understand this weirdo movement today. Rappers used to be the untouchable cool guys that everybody wanted to be, even corporate America wanted to be us. Our lifestyles, our aura, our swag was just that dope. It's a joke to say you are a rapper now-a-days but it doesn't have to be a joke-It shouldn't be. Hip-Hop is our thing, this is our art. Remember when the guitar was cool? Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Kurt Cobain, then came all the boy bands and the guitar got corny-fast. This is what is happening to the microphone, its becoming a joke. Rappers should have fun, they should be free to express themselves and make monster radio records but at the sane time they should maintain integrity and be a man's man and dress and act like a man. Not many people will admit it but when they took rap out of New York and gave that title to dudes from other areas, shit got weird fast. I'm not saying there are no weirdos in New York but I am saying we can't get away with half the shit these other dudes can. Every 10 years something special happens and changes the game. Destroy and rebuild". - SACARIO 2012

Sacario wants you to know...He's still in Control

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THE GAME IS TO BE SOLD... ON CAMERA.

If the game is to be sold and not told be prepared for a buyers market. Rapper/Writer Sacario who is best known from the Angie Martinez song If I Could Go is now adding a filmmaker title to his impressive resume. With the formation of his own Quiet Ink Production company and immediate interest from LIONSGATE & MAGNOLIA PICTURES, Quiet Ink is developing a slate of 15 modern independent Art House films of which Sacario is credited as screenwriter and producer. The first film, CONFESSIONS OF A RAPPER: THE SACARIO STORY is the prelude Documentary to the larger documentary THE OWNERS: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY. More in coming soon. HTTP://TWITTER.COM/SACARIO