Music Producer Chucky Thompson Passes Away
Acclaimed Hip-Hop and R&B maker Chucky Thompson has died. The news was broken by Young Guru who shared a genuine message on his Instagram about the maker.
“There isn’t anything I can compose that will remove this aggravation,” Guru composed while sharing a photograph of him and Thompson. “I need to say RIP to my tutor, my older sibling, the one who changed my life for eternity. You were the most thoughtful individual the world has at any point seen. You were the most talented artist I have at any point been near.”
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Chucky was a piece of Bad Boy Entertainment’s unbelievable “Contract killers” creation group and delivered tunes like The Notorious B.I.G’s. ‘Huge Poppa’ and ‘Dead Wrong’, Faith Evans’ ‘You Used To Love Me’, Nas’ ‘One Mic’ and a few tracks on Mary J. Blige’s multi platinum collection My Life. He apparently passed on after a battle with COVID-19.
Aside from hits for Bad Boy, Chucky additionally delivered for specialists like New Edition, TLC, Busta Rhymes, Juvenile and that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
“My first genuine meeting with Bad Boy was with [producer] Easy Mo Bee. Puff inquired as to whether I needed to go to the studio and spend time with him. I’d never met him or anything,” said Chucky in a new meeting with GRAMMY.com. “I displayed at the meeting; he had a guitar there, and I just began cooperating with what Easy Mo Bee was doing. He heard it and quickly needed to record it. That turned into the guitar parts on “Prepared to Die.” That was consistently the energy.”
