Prince Fatty Versus the Drunken Gambler

Prince Fatty's "Prince Fatty Versus the Drunken Gambler" is a thrilling blend of hip hop fantasy and reggae reality, released on September 10, 2012, under the Mr Bongo label. This album is a captivating tale of betrayal and revenge, featuring a mix of genres including dub, reggae, ragga, rocksteady, and roots reggae.

The album kicks off with "Kung Fu Battle Ina Brixton," featuring Horseman, and continues with tracks like "Ali Baba," featuring Winston, and the seductive "Wet Dream." With a runtime of just over 33 minutes, each track is packed with energy and storytelling, making it a quick yet impactful listen.

Prince Fatty takes on the role of the hero who must stop the Drunken Gambler's evil plans, battling the deadly "Disco Monks" along the way. The album's narrative and diverse musical styles create an engaging and dynamic listening experience, showcasing Prince Fatty's unique ability to blend genres and craft compelling stories through music.

Prince Fatty, the musical alter ego of London-based producer and engineer Michael Pelanconi, is a dynamic force in the world of dub, reggae, and soul. Known for his vibrant takes on old-school reggae, soul, and Latin grooves, Prince Fatty's music is a testament to his versatility and studio prowess. His albums often feature an impressive lineup of vocalists, including legends like Cornell Campbell and Big Youth, blending fresh and versatile dub sounds with classic influences. Prince Fatty's live shows are equally captivating, delivering characterful performances at festivals and gigs around the world. His latest projects include the album "In The Viper's Shadow" and "Prince Fatty Meets The Gorgon In Dub," showcasing his ability to manipulate dubwise selections with finesse. Beyond his music, Prince Fatty is also involved in community projects, such as raising funds to finish his new mixing studio at the Fox & Firkin in Lewisham, London.