Listen To Tommy Lee Sparta & Tabeta Cshae “Spartan Angels” UIM Records [Jamaican Music 2013]

Dancehall deejay Tommy Lee Sparta, who has been described in the past, by the media, also international media, BUT NOT MISSGAZA.COM,  ‘the Jamaican demonic MC’ and also the ‘Antichrist deejay’, is singing a different tune, so maybe these sensational journalists out there will finally take a note.

Re-posting the latest song from Tommy Lee Sparta – Spartan Angels featuring his female artist Tabeta Cshae Sparta.

As already explained by the Jamaican deejay himself in many different occasions and reported often also in this site, Tommy Lee “demonic” ways are just a way to express his creativity and being original, bringing dancehall music in off limits territories, to distinguish himself.

He was the first artist to make dancehall “gothic” and dark. The Uncle Demon style has become one of his signature styles, but the Jamaican Sparta has more to give to his listeners than just that.

Here comes a new tune “Spartan Angels” that will surprise both his fans and detractors. Already available on itunes you can get Tommy Lee’s “Spartan Angels” clicking on the banner below.

LISTEN TO TOMMY LEE FEATURING TABETA CSHAE SPARTA – SPARTAN ANGELS

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“Doing different things this year. International the thing deh … yeah, mi a christen the demons”,

said Tommy Lee Sparta when asked about the song, Spartan Angels. He went on to say that he wrote the song, and that’s how he vents and expresses himself through music.

“Demons on my mind and I’m about to christen”

and Tommy Lee confirmed that he is christening his demons and  more insight will be brought on this situation in the future. 

Tommy Lee Sparta latest song introduces singer Tabeta Cshae, who is said to be one of his three spartan angels. She is very happy to be the first female artist to sing with him and be signed to his GUZU Music Label.

The song is another brilliant production from talented producer Andrew ‘Anju Blaxx’ Myrie of UIM Records available on iTunes via 21st Hapilos.