DJ Honda & PMD - Constant Elevation

Review by Sascha Vogelgesang

Constant Elevation is a collaborative album by DJ Honda and PMD, released in 1998. The album features a mix of East Coast hip-hop beats and rhymes that are sure to get any listener moving.

The album's opening track, "Intro," sets the tone for the rest of the album with a hard-hitting beat and aggressive rhymes. PMD's flow is sharp and precise, while DJ Honda's production is clean and polished.

Tracks like "Underground Connection" and "For Every Day That Goes By" showcase PMD's lyrical prowess, as he spits rhymes about his struggle to make it in the rap game. Meanwhile, DJ Honda's beats keep the energy level high, with heavy basslines and catchy hooks.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Watch Your Back," which features a guest appearance from fellow rapper KRS-One. The track has a classic East Coast sound, with a boom-bap beat and aggressive rhymes from all three rappers.

Summary by Sascha Vogelgesang

Constant Elevation is a solid hip-hop album that showcases the talents of both DJ Honda and PMD. The album's mix of hard-hitting beats and sharp rhymes make it a must-listen for any fan of East Coast hip-hop.