Professor Skank presents his second solo album Digital Revolution, a project that starts off with spoken-word contribution from Mad Professor. This album brings together two different cultures, the Cretan musical tradition and the Jamaican reggae/dub one. In his studio, surrounded by traditional instruments and music gurus, he recorded the musicians playing in reggae/dub rhythms, rhythms that up to then were unknown to them. The result reveals amazing new paths in Greek and dub reggae traditions. Reggae singer Earl 16 offers his unique voice on "The Money Pressure," accompanying Nigel Farage's dramatic speech on Greek's economic problem. Professor Skank's love for vocal samples is something easily noticed on the Digital Revolution album -- a way to express himself through the voice of others for all those things that trouble him. And where the samples end, the voice of MC J Fyah from the Moca Juniors takes over and gives a festive touch to the project. Where the European south meets Jamaican culture and the Cretan tradition welcomes the soul of Wareika Hill, there we can find the Digital Revolution.
