PMC - Review

RE- Al Entertainment moving on up. They just released underground MC "The infamous PMC", an upcoming rapper from the west. The beats on his album are funky and swinging. They are produced by DJ Helluva and the Oops
Entertainment production team (A.K. and AL D).
All in a laid back mid-tempo style with a flavour of West Coast style. On this production they often use a dub over in their raps (double voice like Tupac used all the time in his songs).

The infamous PMC is a true MC who drops dope songs. He has a great flow. It seems his voice sounds a little bit like LL's voice. On his CD he worked with many rappers, such as S.U.N., Brown Bomber, Motski of DMW, Roll Call, Proof and Money Mogul with whom he scored a underground hit called: "Keep it Hot!". In the US you can hear him on the radio with his debut single Recognize (It is not a game) featuring Money Mogul. He introduces himself to the audience and shows them immediately that you can't fuck with PMC. He shows everybody respect and expects him or her to do the same. He is straight against every one and it's not a game. He is an intelligent rapper, who thinks of his music as his hobby and work.

The CD contains dope songs. I think that every one can pick one which fits him the best. The beats are based on the western culture. S.W.A.T./Proof Freestyle done over 'The Bridge Is Over' beat, which is not just an ordinary beat. But they did it nice, they know they have to stand tall rocking over this if they don't want to fall, but they proved they can roll. Power Moves is the last and the best track on the E.P. Mindscapes. Slamming!

RE- Al is doing a great job. Soon they will drop more releases of other dope rappers and singers. For example: 5 ELA, The Dirty Dozen, Proof, Slim Shady A.K.A. Eminem (also with Dr. Dre's Aftermath records). I noticed that Slim Shady has a big rotation at the mainstream media in The Netherlands. R&B singer Markeba Abdullah. Now you hear and you will keep on hearing from RE- AL Entertainment. www.realent.artclique.com

Eric Oehlers



		"The EP Mindscapes" "Recognize it's not a game" RE- Al Entertainment moving on up. They just released underground MC "The infamous PMC", an upcoming rapper from the west. The beats on his album are funky and swinging. They are produced by DJ Helluva and the Oops Entertainment production team (A.K. and AL D). All in a laid back mid-tempo style with a flavour of West Coast style. On this production they often use a dub over in their raps (double voice like Tupac used all the time in his songs). The infamous PMC is a true MC who drops dope songs. He has a great flow. It seems his voice sounds a little bit like LL's voice. On his CD he worked with many rappers, such as S.U.N., Brown Bomber, Motski of DMW, Roll Call, Proof and Money Mogul with whom he scored a underground hit called: "Keep it Hot!". In the US you can hear him on the radio with his debut single Recognize (It is not a game) featuring Money Mogul. He introduces himself to the audience and shows them immediately that you can't fuck with PMC. He shows everybody respect and expects him or her to do the same. He is straight against every one and it's not a game. He is an intelligent rapper, who thinks of his music as his hobby and work. The CD contains dope songs. I think that every one can pick one which fits him the best. The beats are based on the western culture. S.W.A.T./Proof Freestyle done over 'The Bridge Is Over' beat, which is not just an ordinary beat. But they did it nice, they know they have to stand tall rocking over this if they don't want to fall, but they proved they can roll. Power Moves is the last and the best track on the E.P. Mindscapes. Slamming! RE- Al is doing a great job. Soon they will drop more releases of other dope rappers and singers. For example: 5 ELA, The Dirty Dozen, Proof, Slim Shady A.K.A. Eminem (also with Dr. Dre's Aftermath records). I noticed that Slim Shady has a big rotation at the mainstream media in The Netherlands. R&B singer Markeba Abdullah. Now you hear and you will keep on hearing from RE- AL Entertainment. www.realent.artclique.com Eric Oehlers