Formed in 2005 over a beat Chuck Inglish had on his MySpace, the "black version of the Beastie Boys", The Cool Kids self-released tons of material on the social networking site up until 2007, when they signed with Chocolate Industries. An EP, The Bake Sale, was released soon thereafter, and the group spent 2008 touring with M.I.A. and performing at Rock the Bells. However, despite being announced nearly three years ago, The Cool Kids debut full length, When Fish Ride Bicycles, has yet to see release and the duos partnership with Chocolate Industries came to an end last October. But earlier this year, the hip-hop duo of Mikey Rocks and Chuck Inglish signed up with the Mountain Dew-sponsored Green Label Sound. The beverage-flavored label helped them drop a few singles throughout the years, including 2008's "Delivery Man" and this years "Bundle Up". The 12-track effort features collaborations with Travis Barker, Bun B, Ghostface Killah, and Asher Roth, as well as production credit for Pharrell Williams on the track "Summer Jam".