According to the dictionary, the primary definition of "revolution" is, "...a drastic and far-reaching change in ways of thinking and behaving." (Princeton University) - precisely what Monty G's Revolution is all about. The freshman release from this promising new voice on the dancehall reggae circuit, Revolution is packed with hardcore dancehall and Caribbean hip-hop to the bone.

With influences from Beenie Man to Bounty Killer, and Shaggy to Sizzla, Monty ferociously tears up the mic over both original and standard dancehall rhythms.

This powerful album lashes out seventeen rhythms packed with high tech, head swelling bass to shatter your windows and blow out your subwoofers. The recipient of seven Marlin awards, Monty G hails from the Bahamas, but the culture of Jamaican dancehall permeates the album. The musical party starts when the first beat drops and Monty makes it clear that Christianity is not boring. Dealing with subjects like Spiritual warfare and the negative influence of media on the youth of today, Monty challenges his listening audience to shift their focus from the physical and the temporal to the spiritual and the eternal.

You may have heard a piece of him with DJ Frost on Got to Know, with Sherwin Gardner (the Intellect) on Leaning, or in the DJ Frost Remix, all from Lion of Zion Entertainment's Raggamuffin Hip Hop - now get the whole story.