We’re not sure if there’s a clause in Sir Michael Rocks’ Jet Life contract that ensures he bathes in 24-hour moisturizer or if he just happens to record in a Big Daddy Kane’s closet, but these two new releases from The Cool Kid are about as smooth as it gets. Read the rest of this entry »

Last night, while enjoying The Cool Kids bring down the heat in South Beach, Ashley Outrageous snapped this pic of an extremely fresh, fan-made painting the Windy City duo were handed during their set. Read the rest of this entry »

Sir Michael Rocks of The Cool Kids drops off his latest solo mixtape titled, Premier Politics. Read the rest of this entry »

The second half of the 2000s saw a reemergence in Hip-Hop music being able to work wonders for its artists without big marketing dollars additionally to a renewed interest in retro materialism. Sir Michael Rocks and Chuck Inglish may be named The Cool Kids, but they fathered plenty of their peer’s styles and movements with their game-changing Totally Flossed Out/The Bake Sale EP releases. Read the rest of this entry »

When it comes to rap, the kitchen is normally associated with the d-boy sector, where the baking soda is cooked up for the ultimate fix. Ash Roth (along with Cool Kid Chuck) are whipping up their own brand of dope with a different take on everybody’s favorite room in the house. Read the rest of this entry »

The Cool Kids and Ghost gather in the spotlight to detaliing how to be “Friday night nice, Saturday sharp” with Cartier frames, paisley boxers, “Alaskan ice” and Andre Agassi gear. Read the rest of this entry »

It only took the shorter portion of eternity, but When Fish Ride Bicycles will definitely be pedaling to stores near you on July 12th, 2011. The Cool Kids are the new Beach Boys and their infatuation with the aquatics make for the pet sounds. Joining them by the pond for few peeks of the ladies in bikinis is the mystifying vocals of Mayer Hawthorne. Together they combine for a sultry jam that feels like 1960′s summer romance. Read the rest of this entry »

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There was a time about two years ago when The Cool Kids could do no wrong. However, that time’s long since passed as the CK masses wait–without held breath–for any sight or sound of When Fish Ride Bicycles. Since disgruntled fans can sample Mr. Inglish’s production tastes on the latest Chip Tha Ripper and Mac Miller mixtapes, Sir Rocks is dishing out his solo debut mixtape, The Rocks Report, to satiate the crowds and keep his name relevant. Read the rest of this entry »

When the dust settles on the annals of music video history, “Free Throws” will probably not be anywhere near the top of the list. Like the music Mike and Chuck produce, it’s carefree and appears to be dictated with a spur of the moment attitude. Read the rest of this entry »

TCK haven’t changed up one bit since hitting the scene, keeping their sound slow and stripped, very basic and bumpin’. And now, When Fish Ride Bicycles may finally be seeing daylight since “Bundle Up” is the first single. Read the rest of this entry »

Driving home from the bars is always risky business. Watch the swerves, the speed and the road. Always search not only for the median but also the crow-black squad cars that line the perimeters of the highway. The minute those red and blue lights start flickering, a few Hail Marys and a quick practice of the alphabet backwards are the only two options that keep a potential visit to the slammer from happening. Read the rest of this entry »

Count & Moonie link with Chuck & Mikey to shoot the clip for “Countin’ My Money,” a J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League-produced banger off the Don’t Feed The Killaz Vol. 3. Coodie of Creative Control works the lens for the video while the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League & Mic Terror supply the cameos. Read the rest of this entry »

The longer beat-thirsty Cool Kids fans have to wait on When Fish Ride Bicycles, the more Chuck and Mike look like they’re serving up their own deep dish of Windy City Detox. What’s it been now—like three years, two EPs and a few record labels? Although a 2011 release date has been set, actions are easier said than done, leaving an album that still only seems good in theory. Read the rest of this entry »

Pleasant surprise to find the mp3 fairy delivering new material from Chuck & Sir Michael. Read the rest of this entry »