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Continue to keep STABLE at these events. Showmanship, stage presence...and BARS. Tickey Boom dude did his thang and a new comer Premo gave us that raw street music. I've been to three shows featuring this kid STABLE hes def one of the stars that needs to be seen more.

Another great show by STABLE and SMG. Besides STABLE's road dog Tickey Boom Boom. There where a few new faces on stage an R&B dude who voice carried throughout the crowd Rock and Roll was the call out on the hook I remember and another cat out of Harlem Premo did a record that stood out very catchy hook. STABLE got the show going with his Billie Jean (Old School New School) freestyle and got heads knocking when he performed LOVE...He capped off this 30mins set with JUMP as he asked all to join on stage. After the set he took pics in the crowd and signed autographs Very rare that you can catch an artist on this level so cool!!

This was a high energy show. Definitely rocked out and had a good time Stable and crew, which included Nay Nillz and V12, performed party anthems and bangers to the delight of the crowd. Al-lon and Foe Boyz also did their thing, Foe Boyz has hard hitting beats and street lyrics that hit.

Stable, Tickey Boom Boom and their entire crew created a love of hip hop within me on this night. Stable’s performance of his song “Love” spoke on the lures and doom of drugs in a way that got beneath your surface. The lyrics were thought and emotion provoking and though you listened intently, you couldn’t come close to ignoring the sick beat and rhythm of the live band and the powerful soulful sound of the back-up singer causing you to wave your hand and close your eyes, getting completely drawn in by the atmosphere they created. Stable’s ending song “JUMP” reminded you that it was indeed a party that you never ever wanted to come to an end.

This event uncovered a hidden love of hip hop within me that I had no idea was there. Never being at an all hip hop anything, Stable, Tickey Boom Boom and their entire crew gave me a brand new appreciation and understanding for this genre of music. Stable's lyrics and performance for his song entitled "love" talked about the lure of drugs in a way that provoked thought and emotion, and though you listened intently, the live band, the sick beat and the backup singer didn't let you forget that this was still a party. The closing song "Jump" made you wish the party would never end.

Stable and SMG was definitely in the building. BBS (Big Boss Status) was shown. The set was crazy with a live band. True Hip Hop was alive. Great energy and presence was being displayed but the artist. Stable once again displays why he reigns as the King of Indie. Heavy is the head that wears the crown which is his signature back tilted fitted.

For those who remember and know real hip-hop, STABLE is an artist you should keep an eye on. For this show, he had a house band perform his tracks(!), this brought the show to a level unachieved by current top billing hip-hop acts. A good blend of thoughtful lyrics, active stage presence, and unbelievable music, courtesy of the band, made this night one I would repeat over and over again. If you are fortunate to catch him live, you will not be disappointed.

I've been following STABLE since he first hit the underground scene. Stable is electric and has matured in his artistry. Saw him at both sold out events at SRB's in Brooklyn and we all are seeing a star in the making. Catchy flows, and easy hooks for the crowd to sing along to. Be on the lookout for this talented artists. Mike