DI CREATURE RIDDIM produced by ANJU BLAXX / UIM RECORDS 2013
Di Creature Overview
In 2013, the Di Creature Riddim burst onto the dancehall scene, powered by deep basslines and a sharp, modern edge. The journey began in the studios of UIM RECORDS, where producer Anju Blaxx crafted the riddim’s foundation. Known for his forward-thinking production style, Anju Blaxx had already made a name for himself with other popular releases and was quickly gaining respect for his work in shaping the sound of contemporary dancehall. The creation of the riddim was a careful process. Anju Blaxx focused on building a sound that could energize any dance, with heavy drums and a driving bassline. The riddim’s structure was designed to let each artist shine, while keeping the energy high from start to finish. Once the riddim was ready, it was time for the artists to bring their own flavor. Tommy Lee Sparta stepped up with “Di Creature,” a track that matched the riddim’s dark, intense vibe. His delivery was bold and unforgettable, making the song a favorite in dancehall sessions. Starboy Nathan added a different touch with “Why You Stay,” bringing smooth vocals and catchy hooks that balanced the collection. Anju Blaxx himself contributed “Di Creature Riddim Version,” giving fans a pure instrumental cut to enjoy. From creation to release, the Di Creature Riddim captured the spirit of dancehall in 2013. Its sound system cut remains an important part of dancehall history, still echoing in playlists and dance sessions today.
Di Creature Tracklist:
- Nicky B & Blak Diamon & Voicemail – Pop Bottles
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Di Creature (Raw)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Di Creature (Radio)
- Stylish, Destiny, Tabeeta Cshae & Tommy Lee Sparta – Real Bad Gal (Raw)
- Stylish, Destiny, Tabeeta Cshae & Tommy Lee Sparta – Real Bad Gal (Radio)
- Starboy Nathan – Why You Stay
- Anju Blaxx – Di Creature Riddim Version
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