"You can't stop the unstoppable/expect the unexpected Ay yo, this is the Master Surreal
with Evolution, the cultivated assault continues
a 22 tracks containing album
with an assortment of dopeness. Master Surreal, government name
Daniël S. Munro, was born in a little town called Ede - Holland 24 years ago. He is an emcee and producer of his own label Phantom Pro, and crew ish. The last 6 years he worked on the albums of Riddlaz, a production for dance theater Pandance, his debut solo album "The Resurrection," Avalanche, Spacekees and Terilekst crew Brainstorm, Bregtje Bos and more acquaintance and non -acquaintance. He draws inspiration from 20th century literary, artistic movement
of surrealism, and the expression of life. Thinks further where
another one stops. 22 tracks of the Masta aka The Survivalist, Modular Nine, Mr. Amorphous the Sandman,starting with a short one 'Alpha'. DJ Boba Fatt in the back looks after the beats and the scratches, done with
the finest precision. 'Face To Face' is a nice lyrical one: Ay yo Very understandable and articulated well, with nice hooks and
using pieces of words that you have heard before. Even a sample
of a growling creature of a 3d labyrinth pc entertainment game,
called Unreal, it went completely unnoticed. 'The Facts' is about
the term 'HipHop' what is an all-embracing definition of it, and
what it does mean to Surreal himself and his type of creating
music. Sick of all these cool cats, trying hard to rhyme, it is
a fucking crime wasting studio time
A bit of complexity A most classical song on the album is 'The Truth.' A nice sample
with an acoustic guitar and a piano mixed up with synthesized
sounds and a good deep bass when your open your volume tap and
put the equalizer high. Lyrically strong with nice hooks metaphors
and facts, like this hook: We will never get to see the same truth and reality The album contains 2 remixes probably made by DJ Boba Fatt and
Surreal himself. The job is done very smooth, with a combination
of ability and good equipment. 'Touched' is about foster an unrequited
love. Served on a silver plate are the silky lyrics as a joint
of roast veal, flambÈed by the finest wine, with a sauce based
on wiped cream, damn, good to be true! 'Omega' is a laidback track
with deep thoughts. Listen to yourself, a suggestion or order?
'Middlefinger Music' goes out to all those plastic emcees these
days, contains a funky loop using a bassguitar, very finessed.
He gave it the discrete name Demo, and that for a 22 tracks counting
album. From Alpha till Omega a must. The Trilogy continues
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