Prince Rahiem is a Miami Bass rapper, originally from Queens, New York, who had a rapid fire nasal delivery that was a smooth blend with the fast paced beats that Miami Bass Music the hotness during the mid 1980s through 1990s. He was a member of The Get Funky Crew, with fellow Miami Bass rapper/producer Beatmaster Clay D. The Get Funky Crew released their first album, You Be You and I Be Me, in 1988, and dropped the singles, 'Rock The House', 'Do Your Duty' and a second album, Shake Them, that had the hit 'Shake Them Titties' 1989.
The duo's third album, released in 1990 under the stage name \"Beatmaster Clay D & Prince Raheim\", had the singles 'Pull It All the Way Down','Keep Dancin', and the track 'Skin To Win' that wasn't on the album. Prince Rahiem eventually went solo and released in 1991-1992:'Loose My Money', and 'Do It, Do It', that were huge hits. His only album, On A Ride, released in 1994, had some decent success, but wasn't as hot as his earlier material. He has produced for other Miami Bass artists as well as R&B artists in the 1990s, and still on the music scene doing ghostwriting.
