This is a producer/beatmaker straight out of Ipswich in the UK going by the name of Cellar Door. This cat really struck in the heart with the material he has and I must say I am impressed – he is trying to be an all rounder so he goes in on this album trying out what he can, as shown where rappers and singers all make the cut suggesting that he doesn’t want to be held captive by one genre. Cellar Door is an underground cat and that would be why the guest list is mainly of underground artists as well. I don’t know any of them but I would say Cellar did a good job picking them because they all did the job right; even if the lyrics on some of the tracks weren’t overtly great they still manage to tie into the feel of the whole album.

Going by Cellar’s beats, you can tell dude is in the soulful environment and he knows how to serve that chill pill music. The head bop is not so vigorous throughout the course of the album, even on the last track where he spazzes out with the drums the strings still calms you. Cellar Door is one to look out for so all you need do is open that cellar door and discover the hidden loot inside. I am sure you will be pleased.