Thrill da Playa

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 the Military. Upon coming back from Germany, where he previously been stationed, Thrill installed with manufacturer C.C. Lemonhead, who understood Bryant from his times of high-school soccer (where in fact the musician originally gained his nickname). Excitement added to Lemonhead’s single album, Bass to some other Level (1993); as well as the manufacturer best-known for 95 South’s “Whoot (There IT REALLY IS)” came back the favour, overseeing the debut 69 Boyz record, 199Quad (1994), and its own enormously successful membership strike, “Tootsee Move.” The melody made a direct effect across the State governments, infiltrating also the pop mainstream being a novelty strike. The follow-up record, The Wait HAS ENDED (1998), took many years to get ready, and by enough time it do drop, the fervor over “Tootsee Move” acquired subsided. FOLLOWING Wait HAS ENDED, Thrill started his single career with THE VERY BEST of House Bass (1999), which put together a few of his prior work with the underground label. After another 69 Boyz record, 2069 (2000), Excitement issued a set of single produces, Dunks N D’s (2001) as well as the Return from the Big Bronco (2001).