Cocaine 80s
Cocaine 80s was an American hip-hop and R&B collective from Chicago, Illinois,
founded in 2011 by record producer No I.D., with James Fauntleroy serving as
lead vocalist. The group released four primary projects: The Pursuit EP
(released online on June 22, 2011), Ghost Lady EP (released on October 21,
2011), Express OG EP (2012), and The Flower of Life (2013). The collective
collaborated extensively with other artists, including contributing to the
single "To Love & Die" on Jhené Aiko's debut album Souled Out (2014), and
appearing on Common's album Nobody's Smiling (2014) on the ...
HigherTHE-DREAM, Pusha T, Ma$E and Cocaine 80s
Kanye West Presents : G.O.O.D. Music Cruel Summer
4:34
Where's the LoveNas and Cocaine 80s
Life Is Good
4:27
The NeighborhoodCommon, G Herbo and Cocaine 80s
Nobody's Smiling
3:58
Young Hearts Run FreeCommon and Cocaine 80s
Nobody's Smiling
4:32
Stockholm, Pt. II (Outro)Snoh Aalegra and Cocaine 80s
There Will Be Sunshine
To Love & DieJhené Aiko and Cocaine 80s (Jhene Aiko)
Souled Out
3:23
