Didi (Yehuda Didi Levy) released Same Vibration in 2008 featuring an eclectic mix of musical styles showcasing the versatility of this artist.

It is a 12 song journey that crosses into world beat, country, Caribbean/reggae, and soft rock.

A very well polished piece of work, this disc features a plethora of instrumentalists that bring Didi’s musical vision to life. The disc cover Is reminiscent of the album cover of the first 13^th Floor Elevators record.  Opening the disc  were the dance beats of “Internal Revolution” reminding of my summer spent in the dance clubs of  Barcelona. “Searching” was a gorgeous track which featured a Caribbean stray accented by steel drum with some reggae touches spliced in for good measure “Just Love” sounded like I was transported to a Mediterranean nightclub anywhere in Greece/Israel during the summer months (and I liked this very much). “Get up and say” featured some incredible guitar work on what is an upbeat rock song found anywhere on contemporary rock radio. Meanwhile, the track “Bob”, was a great foray into country music with  vocal harmonies that would make Brooks & Dunn proud. The final track “Look Inside” was a great rocker that brought the disc to a euphoric conclusion. Although I appreciated the sincerity and positivity of Didi’s lyrics, at times they seemed contrived and monotonous (pretentious as a pro athlete who uses all the typical sports clichés in a pre or post game interview). I actually found the lyrics to “Searching” and “Bob” in which Didi took a narrative stance as a storyteller to be much more appealing