Quad City DJ’s

The production team of C.C. Lemonhead (Nathaniel Orange) and Jay Skiing (Johnny McGowan) fulfilled as high-school pals in Jacksonville, FL. Thinking about the bottom-heavy audio of Miami bass, the set began generating and caused Icy J and Three Grand before creating typically the most popular bass anthem ever, “Whoot (There IT REALLY IS).” Documented as 95 South, the solitary went platinum 3 x over in 1993 and resulted in use Dis-n-Dat (“Freak Me Baby”) as well as for 69 Boyz, the double-platinum solitary “Tootsee Move.” As makers of “Tootsee Move” and the next recording by 69 Boyz (199Quad), C.C. and Jay Skiing found an honor for Billboard’s Greatest Rap Solitary of 1994 and put into the very best ten producers of this yr. In 1995, the duo united as Quad Town DJ’s and created another platinum strike — “C’Mon N’ Trip It (The Teach).” The next album, Can get on Up and Dance, strike the very best 40 and was qualified gold.