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Chucky Thompson Biography – Chucky Thompson Wiki

Chucky Thompson (born Carl E. Thompson) was an American hip hop and R&B record producer, composer and member of the Bad Boy label’s stable of “Hitmen” responsible for smashes by artists like the Notorious B.I.G. and Mary J. Blige.

The Washington, D.C. native began accruing credits in the music business with songwriting for soul singers Percy Mayfield and Yolanda Adams at the top of the 1990s. It was when he hooked up with Sean Combs — then Puff Daddy, now Diddy — on the mogul’s way out of the door from Uptown Records to begin his own label, Bad Boy, and production team, the Hitmen, that Thompson began to thrive.

Thompson became responsible for two of that era’s most seminal recordings, 1994’s “Ready to Die,” the debut album from the Notorious B.I.G., and Mary J. Blige’s “My Life.”

From there, Thompson continued his list of platinum-plated credits for the Hitmen and Bad Boy — Faith Evans’ “You Used To Love Me,” Usher’s “Think of You,” Nas’ “One Mic” and Total’s “No One Else” among them. Thompson was also behind 1995’s “One Sweet Day” from Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, as its producer and arranger, “On the 6” from Jennifer Lopez as one of its programmers, 1996’s “Home Again” album from New Edition, 1997’s “Life After Death” from the Notorious B.I.G, and Mase’s “Harlem World,” from that same year, as well as the LOX’s beloved “Money, Power & Respect.”

Into the 2000s, Thompson was behind the boards for several additional Faith Evans projects and Blige albums as composer on the likes of 2006’s “Be Without You” and 2005’s “The Breakthrough,” and as the late Biz Markie’s producer on 2003’s “Weekend Warrior.” Thompson has composing credits on 2016’s “Views” album from Drake, appeared in 2021’s “My Life” documentary about Blige, and. recently, had been hard at work on Diddy’s upcoming new “Off The Grid Vol. 1” album.

Chucky Thompson Age

Chucky Thompson was born in 1967/1968. He passed away on August 9, 2021. He was 53.

Chucky Thompson Wife

Was Chucky Thompson married? Information about Chucky Thompson’s wife is currently unavailable. We will update this section with the details of his family; wife and children, once the details are available.

Chucky Thompson Death

Chucky Thompson died at age 53 on August 9, 2021. His death was confirmed by producer and protege Young Guru in an Instagram post. Guru wrote: “There is nothing I can write that will take away this pain. I have to say RIP to my mentor, my big brother, the man who changed my life forever. You were the kindest person the world has ever seen. You were the most gifted musician I have ever been around. You treated me like family from day one. You made a point to the labels that I had to fly to New York with you on every session. You put me in rooms with Biggie. I will forever be in your debt and I will forever be your little brother. This one hurts so bad I can’t even explain it. RIP @chucklife365 there will never be another you!!!!”

His longtime publicist, Tamar Juda, also confirmed Thompson’s death, saying: “It is with a very heavy heart that I can confirm the passing of Chucky Thompson. To anyone in his orbit, you know how generous he was with his energy, creativity and love. Both the music industry, and the world has lost a titan.”

“A music legend for the DMV and the world,” wrote DJ Heat, house DJ for the Washington Mystics and Wizards basketball teams, in tribute to Thompson on Twitter. “Not only laced so many classic hits, but also continued to show so much love for the DC area. RIP Chucky Thompson.”

Chucky Thompson Cause of Death

No official cause of death has come from the family or reps. AllHip-Hop reported that Thompson died from complications of COVID-19.

Producer Chucky Thompson Net Worth

Chucky Thompson’s net worth is estimated to be $2 million.

Chucky Thompson Instagram

Chucky Thompson’s Instagram handle is @chucklife365.