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Carlos Creator (born in Bilbao, Spain) is a Spanish music producer, composer, and guitarist. He is the founder of The Rockstudios, a recording studio in Bilbao, where he has worked with numerous artists across various genres. Throughout his career, Carlos has been recognized for his contributions to rock, metal, and instrumental music, and he has produced over 250 albums for both Spanish and international bands.
Early Life and Education Carlos Creator was born in Bilbao, Spain, where he developed an early interest in music. He began taking guitar lessons from local musicians, including Jacinto (Rock-Funk), Raúl Llames (Jazz), and Rolan (Rock). He furthered his education by studying music theory and choral singing at the Juan Crisóstomo de Arriaga Conservatory. During this time, he also performed with several local bands, gaining experience in live performance and composition.【CITE SOURCE】
Career In 1987, Carlos relocated to London, where he connected with the local music scene, collaborating with a variety of musicians. During this period, he recorded several instrumental demos, including tracks such as "Roxana."【CITE SOURCE】He also joined the Catalan band "Desire," recording an album and touring Spain.
In 1991, Carlos released his first solo instrumental album, Pure Guitar, through President Records (London). The album was recorded using a 4-track recorder and mastered at the iconic Abbey Road Studios. This release marked his entry into the international music scene and established his reputation as a skilled guitarist and producer.【CITE SOURCE】
In 1994, Carlos formed the band Mystic Game in London, alongside Haydon Palmer (vocals), Jamie Wright (drums), and Gary Banton (bass). The band released Welcome to the Sky, which was distributed in Europe and Japan. Mystic Game toured extensively across the UK and Eastern Europe and produced a music video for the album.【CITE SOURCE】
Music Production and The Rockstudios In 2004, Carlos established The Rockstudios in Bilbao, a state-of-the-art recording studio. Since its founding, the studio has become a prominent center for music production in Spain, hosting a wide range of artists and genres. Carlos has produced albums for bands including Epidemia (USA), Black Sun (France), Anarko, MCD, Eskorbuto, and Obus. He has also contributed music for film soundtracks, including El Papel and La Firma by Jabier Calle, as well as Sapos y Culebras by Francisco Avizanda.【CITE SOURCE】
Notable Projects and Collaborations Throughout his career, Carlos has participated in numerous compilation albums and tribute projects. In 2002, he contributed the track "Dialogues at the Moon" to the tribute album Warmth in the Wilderness Vol. II, alongside guitarists such as Steve Vai and Randy Coven, in honor of Jason Becker.【CITE SOURCE】
In 2003, Carlos formed the band Laseda, recording the album Dulce Arañazo with Juany Montañés (bass) and Txarly Cuevas (vocals). His collaborative projects continued with the instrumental album Ten Movies for a Golden Weekend (2004), recorded with drummer Ricardo Cantera, featuring music inspired by cinema.【CITE SOURCE】
Musical Style and Influences Carlos Creator's musical style blends elements of rock, metal, and jazz, with a strong emphasis on instrumental compositions. His guitar work is influenced by artists such as David Bowie, Pink Floyd, and Jason Becker. Over the years, he has developed a reputation for combining technical proficiency with a melodic approach, particularly in his production work.【CITE SOURCE】
Discography Pure Guitar (1991) – Solo Instrumental Album, President Records Welcome to the Sky (1994) – With Mystic Game Dulce Arañazo (2003) – With Laseda Ten Movies for a Golden Weekend (2004) – With Ricardo Cantera Contributions to various compilations: True Brits 2, English Steel 2, Metal Christmas, and tributes like Warmth in the Wilderness Vol. II
External Links Official Website The Rockstudios YouTube Channel