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No I.D.

Ernest Dion Wilson

No I.D. is an American producer from Chicago, Illinois active since 1991.

Profession
Producer, Record executive, Songwriter
Born
March 28, 1971
Years active
1991–present

Early life

A Chicago native, Ernest Wilson mentored a young Kanye West and established himself producing for Common in the 1990s.

Career

He produced for Jay-Z (the entire "4:44"), Common, and Vince Staples, and rose to executive roles at Def Jam, ARTium, and Capitol.

Major achievements

He earned multiple Grammy nominations and shaped careers as both a producer and executive.

Legacy

Dubbed the "Godfather of Chicago hip-hop," No I.D. links the city's lineage from Common to Kanye and beyond.

References

Frequently asked questions about No I.D.

What is No I.D. known for?
No I.D. is an American producer from Chicago, Illinois active since 1991. No I.D. is recognized as a producer, record executive, and songwriter.
Where is No I.D. from?
No I.D. is from Chicago, Illinois.
When was No I.D. born?
No I.D. was born on March 28, 1971, in Chicago, Illinois.
What kind of music does No I.D. make?
No I.D.'s music spans Hip-hop, Soul, and R&B.
Is No I.D. still active?
Yes — No I.D. has been active since 1991 and continues to work today.
What record labels has No I.D. been associated with?
No I.D. has been associated with Def Jam, ARTium, and Capitol.

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