Fantastic music by Gentleman

"Trodin On" Mr. Gentleman is full of varied riddims and sunny melodies. He gets musical support of high-profile guests such as Max and Sekou from friends, Brooke Russell, Mighty Tolga and Richie Stephens. Very beautiful are as the insinuating love ballad "True Love" or the title track "Trodin On", whose relaxed Groove likely even swayed the most reserved doubters or skeptics. For a change, M. also offers Gentleman reggae classic pieces such as the "War & Crime" that he presented together with Jack Radics. At the end also offers a native of Cologne Mr. Gentleman an "Allstar Jam" where one would expect loose BattleMech Rhymes, together with his friends or "Dem Want Blame Who" that one leaves the haunting again listen attentively. "Trodin On" is a thoroughly good album and beyond with some international potential, that gentleman could perhaps bring a large audience via the German borders to treat, it would be him. (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)