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- Jamaican dancehall gothic artist Tommy Lee Sparta released yesterday his awaited music Ep titled – Grim Reaper – produced by U.I.M Records.
- This is a BIG WEEk for Uncle Demon: the EP release and an article on The Fader Magazine.
- Tommy Lee Sparta Ep ‘Grim Reaper’
- U.I.M. Records October 2012
- It’s been a minute since the release of one of his recent singles – Psycho and after his live performance at Reggae Sumfest this past summer, in his native Mobay, the Psycho’s deejay has been quietly working in the studio.
- The young Jamaican artist’s popularity has been growing non – stop so fast, in fact so big that everybody is talking about his music and the different flavor the Sparta’s vision brought inna Dance Hall scene. He made dancehall music gothic.
- While some people can’t get him yet and tried to label him as demonic, this young Jamaican artist is making some real noise internationally too, where there’s a lot of attention, all eyes and hears on him type of situation, even from the mainstream medias in America.
- So it happened that The Fader Magazine, out on newsstands next week, came out with a story on the Sparta written by Jesse Serwer.
- To understand the potential of this artist to the fullest it has to be first clear that very few Jamaican artists are getting coverage in mainstream magazines since Dancehall is said to be less popular internationally now, and magazines are getting smaller.
- Few artists had that type of honors in current times. Vybz Kartel, Mavado,… Popcaan and now Tommy Lee Sparta. This is pretty big for Uncle Demon.
- Watch Tommy Lee Sparta “Psycho” Music Video
- Jesse Serwer, and LargeUp creative director/co-founder/chief photographer Martei Korley – the author of the photo taken at UIM Records studio posted above, traveled to Tommy Lee’s New Kingston apartment.
- Then went at U.I.M. Records headquarters and spent some quality time in Uncle Demon’s living room, while Usain Bolt was winning in the track field at London Olympic Games 2012.
- Sparta was blasting his own ‘Psycho tribute’ tune in honor of Bolt that in response was doing the Gaza signs in worlwide’s stream!
- The result is a real portrait of Sparta, the artist, his music and his environment from the underground to the mainstream latest hours.
- Fans of Tommy Lee Sparta don’t miss this article by Jesse Serwer, on The Fader because this is Sparta’s first major printed article and it’s good stuff!
- Read the full story, which appears in the magazine’s upcoming Issue #82, out on newsstands next week, here.
Jamaican dancehall gothic artist Tommy Lee Sparta released yesterday his awaited music Ep titled – Grim Reaper – produced by U.I.M Records.
This is a BIG WEEk for Uncle Demon: the EP release and an article on The Fader Magazine.
Sparta EP features some of his best hits and some new tracks. Leroy Russell aka Tommy Lee Sparta the young Gaza DeeJay from Flankers – Mobay – is setting new records with the speed of light in Dancehall music, like his new homie, legendary Usain Bolt in the running fields, and… it’s all happening quick quick quick.
Tommy Lee Sparta Ep ‘Grim Reaper’
U.I.M. Records October 2012
It’s been a minute since the release of one of his recent singles – Psycho and after his live performance at Reggae Sumfest this past summer, in his native Mobay, the Psycho’s deejay has been quietly working in the studio.
The young Jamaican artist’s popularity has been growing non – stop so fast, in fact so big that everybody is talking about his music and the different flavor the Sparta’s vision brought inna Dance Hall scene. He made dancehall music gothic.
While some people can’t get him yet and tried to label him as demonic, this young Jamaican artist is making some real noise internationally too, where there’s a lot of attention, all eyes and hears on him type of situation, even from the mainstream medias in America.
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So it happened that The Fader Magazine, out on newsstands next week, came out with a story on the Sparta written by Jesse Serwer.
To understand the potential of this artist to the fullest it has to be first clear that very few Jamaican artists are getting coverage in mainstream magazines since Dancehall is said to be less popular internationally now, and magazines are getting smaller.
Few artists had that type of honors in current times. Vybz Kartel, Mavado,… Popcaan and now Tommy Lee Sparta. This is pretty big for Uncle Demon.
Watch Tommy Lee Sparta “Psycho” Music Video
Jesse Serwer, and LargeUp creative director/co-founder/chief photographer Martei Korley – the author of the photo taken at UIM Records studio posted above, traveled to Tommy Lee’s New Kingston apartment.
Then went at U.I.M. Records headquarters and spent some quality time in Uncle Demon’s living room, while Usain Bolt was winning in the track field at London Olympic Games 2012.
