Vancouver rapper Sonreal brought the party to the Slice, July 13. Rookie promoter MaseOne Pryde did well for his first show, which attracted a good 60-70 people.
While I missed the opening acts, I caught a 
brief set from the very humble Sonreal, who beamed ear to ear while sounding a little like Justin Timberlake as he alternated between singing soulful R and B and rapping to to the beats of DJ Rich A.
He asked the audience if anybody knew his music, and when a handful of people cheered, he remarked “Only six people, that will keep me humble.”
He gave shout outs to promoter DJ Booda in the audience for keeping rap alive in Lethbridge and thanked everybody profusely as he bounced from one side of the stage to the other.
He worked the crowd very well, getting them dancing and chanting “ I say Leth, you say Bridge, Leth-bridge, Leth-bridge.”
His short set included several tracks from his latest CD “Words I Said Mixtape,” dedicated one of those songs to his mom, as well as performed a brand new song to be released on a new CD later this month.
