
Zachary Scot Wick, Born in Waterloo, IA; started seriously penning material when his family relocated to North West Arkansas in Spring of 2004.
Wick would go on to rapping and producing for several years before he would find a proper stage name for himself. Until finally he decided to look up the meaning of a nick name that his friends frequently called him; Wicked, which means uniquely skilled and or gifted.
On a visit back to Waterloo in 2007, he and 3 friends formed the group Legendary Lyrics Productions; which would later be renamed, Double L’z Productions.
In the summer of 2008 his child hood Friend and Double L’z Group Member, Aaron “Awatt” Watley Jr. died of a blood clot in his knee.
With his death and the birth of Wick’s oldest daughter, Patience; he was more determined than ever to make something happen with his music.
With influences such as Tech N9ne, Ludacris, TI, Curren$y, Bone Thugs N Harmony and The Notorious B.I.G.; Wicked’s versatile style ranges from many different regions of the hip hop world.
His spit fire flow mixed with his witty lyrical word play and everyday life song concepts; he proves to be just that, Wicked.
L'z Up.

This page is a compilation of solo and collaborative efforts made from 2009 to 2016.  I wanted to share my entire catalog with you because it is most important that you understand my history, the amount of work I've put in, and what I've helped to create.  Every artist on my page either was or is someone that I can/could stand behind and have a great respect for creatively.  Although it is the Official "Wicked" page, I don't want the work of my collaborators to go unnoticed.  Show love and spread vibes to Trial, Ben Adams, Dj Don't, Chulo P, Young Dixie, Liz and Ap, Big Nuke, and Tonnie Guy. Without the elements and energy they provided, this page would be a little less dope.  Love!    


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I give that "live" feel.
Like you're at a hip hop hipster cafe, one broke Monday night...
Listening to live/local/unsigned artists..
and then you heard this.....

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