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Audiorec brings to us another in the Pure Garage series only this time it's to be part three. Music being produced by Rishi Rich, Mentor and Kartic. The album provides us with 10 tracks, Hindi and Punjabi, which do actually produce a decent garage sound. The sound is that typical of Rishi Rich but he does actually do a better job than in the past with the other Pure Garage remixes that he has released. Although the album has been produced by three different producers, the garage sound is very similar which makes it hard to identify who it's by until you read the inlay card, but, this doesn't make the album is at all boring, The album does exactly what the cover says, the sound of pure garage has been made. This album consists of ten rich tracks, which take you through a musical and emotional journey. Is garage that powerful? Tracks such as 'Nachke Dikha,' De Daaroo' and 'Dhola' are three phat tracks that make this album a worth while buy. The beats, the sounds, the lyrics and the vocals complement each other well to produce the best three tracks on the album. There isn't really anything bad to say about this album apart from the intro by Veronica being a bit annoying especially when you continually listen to it. Recognisable sounds by the boys at Audiorec but are still able to produce some pumping, fine sounds. - MB / Issue 86