At the helm of Cocaine 80s is super-producer No I.D., along with Common, James Fauntleroy, Kevin Randolph, Steve Wyreman, Rob Kinelski, Makeba Riddick, Jhene Aiko & more. They joined forces in 2011 and have since released four projects, the most recent of which being “The Flower of Life” in 2013. The group, with No I.D. on the production, uses their different individual styles to create an alternative hybrid style of Hip-Hop & RNB. On their 2012 EP, "Express OG," Nas was featured on the song "Chain Glow," and in return Cocaine 80s was included on Nas' "Life Is Good" album - also in 2012 - on the song "Where's The Love." With a total of 4 releases (28 tracks), so far everything has been released for FREE. Seems too good to be true, I'm with you, but creators are gonna create, and sometimes "FREE" cuts through a lot of the red tape. I haven't heard news of more new music, but in the words of HeadQcourterz, I'm keeping my "Head up, eyes and ears open!" (Rest In Peace).
