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rapper who collaborated with Syko extensively since 2012. ' The main thing he wanted to do always was support and show love,' said Gizzle McFly, a Richmond, Calif. 'That’s what always mattered to him, producers getting their credit.'

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'People don't realize he was a champion of that sound,' said Reese, who interviewed Syko for his podcast, The Glow Up, last year, where the producer spoke extensively about his work with Mac Dre. In addition to his own production work, Syko was an advocate for other producers and underground musicians. and E-40 as hyphy, the Bay Area's best-known rap subculture, became a phenomenon in the mid 2000s. Syko helped define the Bay Area's hyphy movement with his bouncy, bass-heavy production on Mac Dre's 2002 Thizzelle Washington album, including the ubiquitous 'Thizzle Dance' and 'Boss Tycoon.' Syko's sound later inspired artists like Mistah F.A.B. He would light up a room every time he stepped in it.' Reese described Syko, who was originally from Portland, Ore., as a passionate musician, good friend and devoted father of two kids. The Snohomish County medical examiner's office confirmed that death to KQED, and one of Syko's close friends, Darryl Reese, confirmed that Syko, real name Theophilus Adams, did indeed pass away yesterday. Many of those mourning the producer shared a KOMO News article about an unnamed man who crashed in Everett, Washington Friday. 16, according to friends and fans posting on social media. Syko, the Seattle rapper and producer best known for producing Mac Dre's iconic hyphy anthem ' Thizzle Dance,' was killed in a car accident on Friday, Nov.

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