Chuck Inglish is an American rapper, producer, and one-half of the hip-hop duo The Cool Kids, which he formed with Sir Michael Rocks. Their fresh approach to rap, coupled with a vintage, 1980s aesthetic, turned heads in the mid-2000s, earning them critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase. Born Evan Ingersoll on October 7, 1984, in Mount Clemens, Michigan, Chuck Inglish has carved out a niche for himself as a solo artist known for his cool, laid-back flow and deft production skills that draw from classic hip-hop, funk, and soul.

Following the temporary disbandment of The Cool Kids in 2011, Chuck Inglish pursued a solo career that has seen a myriad of singles, EPs, and albums. His solo work showcases his progression as an artist and a producer, known for beats that are both innovative and nostalgic. Among his recent work are cuts like "Sleazyology" and "Keep Up The Good Work," which feature his distinctive, bass-heavy production and charismatic verses. His skills as a remixer are also notable, with tracks like "One Way (Chuck Inglish Remix)" exemplifying his ability to reinterpret and enliven existing material. A true connoisseur of cool, Inglish continues to influence the hip-hop scene with each release, maintaining his status as an influential figure in the genre. Whether through his solo projects like "BABY OIL STAIRCASE / CHILLOUT" or his continued collaborations, Chuck Inglish’s legacy in the music industry is as indelible as his beats.