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Alongside longtime creation partner Johnny “Jayski” McGowan, Nathaniel “C.C. Lemonhead” Orange created many of the ’90s most widely used booty/bass songs. Specifically, 95 South’s “Whoot, There IT REALLY IS,” the 69 Boyz’s “Tootsie Move,” Dis-N-Dat’s “Freak Me Baby,” as well as the Quad Town DJs’ “C’Mon N’ Trip It (The …

The traveling force behind among the South’s leading party rap groups, 69 Boyz, Thrill da Playa spun off a less successful solo career through the later ’90s while still keeping the Boyz going strong. Blessed Truck Bryant, the rapper/manufacturer was raised in Jacksonville, FL, and spent a while overseas within …

69 Boyz is among the half-dozen bass-music production efforts headed by C.C. Lemonhead and Jay Skiing (of Quad Town DJ’s and 95 South). The exact group, rappers Thill Truck, Fast, Gradual, and Rottweiler “Mike Mike,” emerged jointly in Jacksonville, FL. After Lemonhead and Jay Skiing strike triple-platinum with 1993’s “Whoot …

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 …