This young, conscious DJ can recognize rhythm and cadence better than most others out there now. His talent combined with familiar, yet wicked, riddims make this a catchy album full of positive vibes from beginning to end. Though I laughed at the cover and shook my head at the corny promo material, the music included on this album is almost beyond words. DJ Steve Masters serves up a handful of mediocre house tracks, each showing little promise. Occasionally there's a unique rhythm or melody, but mostly this is a compilation of mainstream house boredom.
Production is extremely tight, especially on the opening few cuts.
Not a bad effort. Other emcees on this CD are Hurrican Gee, King Tee, Catashtraphe, and J-Ro from Tha Alkaholiks. Pick this shit on up for culture and knowledge inna hip-hop and a reggae stylee. I caught these guys live the other night opening for Mad Professor. Wonderful show and wonderful album.