Crytical

"Walk a mile in my shoes and picture looking through my eyes, pay attention close to what you see and be a witness to my troubled life."Take two steps in his shoes and you'll give them back. Take a look at his past and you'll close your eyes. But it is through his pain that Crytical, a versatile South-Seattle MC, has found the inspiration to present underground rap fans with one of the most honest, reflective and hard-hitting reality rap albums of the year. Crytical Condition, the debut release from Crytical, provides an aggressive and often painful look at the circumstances that shaped and continues to influence his life.Standing firmly on the foundation of the growing Seattle rap scene, Crytical's powerful voice whether viciously dominating the mic or blowing smooth vocals delivers a freshman effort that rivals the honesty and grit of many of Hip Hop's legends. Add the fact that Crytical Condition is backed by the talented Street Level Records' family and you know you are listening to a true representation of Northwest talent.Currently available at select stores throughout the Northwest including Sam Goody, Silver Platters, Tower Records and online at www.streetlevelrecords.com, Crytical Condition includes the instant Seattle anthem, The Sun Doesn't Shine featuring C.O.L.A. & Twin-G and drops a hood classic with Life of a Rider featuring Killa Tay & 151. My Troubled Life shares the painful experience of living through a father's drug addiction and incarceration while My Everything thanks his mother, wife and children for inspiring him through the years.True to Street Level Records' reputation, Crytical's debut album offers a raw, inspiring and blatantly accurate soundtrack to the Seattle streets. Crytical Condition is the product of over three years of hard work and a lifetime of paying dues including serving as hype man for his friend and fellow Seattle MC, Byrdie. Those efforts paid off when Crytical was first introduced to Street Level Records CEO and Executive Producer, Mr. D-Sane.Having opened for national artists including Twista, Yukmouth and Dru Down, Crytical's powerful flow and versatility made him a natural addition to Seattle 's premier independent rap label. Look for more from Crytical on other upcoming Street Level Records' releases including Skuntdunanna's Never Let Em See you Stress, Dividenz "10% Rap, 90% Hustle" and guest appearances on other Northwest productions including My Life for Sale by Neema of Unexpected Arrival.