Chico

b. Patrick Walker, 5 Oct 1974, Pembroke Hall, Jamaica, Western Indies. Walker grew up inside a Christian family members; he was the 3rd kid of five and the only real man among his siblings. He later on relocated to the Waterhouse area of Kingston where he became mixed up in local music picture. Although immersed in music he satisfied his education commitments with a look at to getting an accountant. Due to Walker’s Chinese language appearance his college close friends nicknamed him Patrico that was later on shortened to his stage name. He nurtured his vocal design while performing in chapel, which resulted in encouragement from users from the congregation who recommended he pursue a profession in music. In 1993, he documented his debut, a edition of Tevin Campbell’s, ‘Why Oh Why’ with maker Ruler Jammy. The solitary proved successful, although Chico supplemented his income doing work for a tyre organization until he previously a stable profession. In his free time the youthful singer would loaf around Danny Browne’s Primary Street studio room sparring with Buccaneer, General Level, Goofy, Hawkeye, Crimson Rat, Woman G and Crissy D. Chico documented in conjunction with numerous members from the team including Crimson Rat (‘Ladies Dem Highway’) and Goofy (‘Nah Stoop’), while he loved solo strikes with ‘Endurance Body’ and ‘Mek Sound’. In 1999, the vocalist’s profession was firmly founded when he performed with T.O.K. on ‘Pavarotti’/‘Get It Up’. He later on became a member of Dave ‘Rude Boy’ Kelly’s Mad Home team and performed alongside Baby Cham, Mr. Easy, Frisco Child and Wayne Question. Over summer and winter the songs continuing, notably ‘No Proof’, ‘Hard’, ‘Nuh Get worried Den’ and, in conjunction with Harry Young child, ‘Nah End Walk Road’.