The second album from Intro, New Life, finds the trio (Kenny "G-Love" Greene, Jeff Sanders, and Clinton "Buddy" Wike) demonstrating maturity in their work, particularly in terms of its musical compostion and arrangements, "The album is called New Life because it's reflecting a new era for Intro," says Greene. New Life's maturity is musical as well as lyrical, as tracks like "Strung Out On Your Lovin'" and "Feels Like The First Time" and especially the stevie wonder-inflected title track (dedicated to Greene's father, who passed away) show a depth of songwriting. The album features no less than seven producers (including Greene, Hall, and Nevelle Hodge), which make the flavors even more diverse. Lead singer Kenny "G-Love" Greene died of complications on October 1, 2001 due to being infected with the AIDS virus. The last time Kenny was in the recording studio was in early 2001 singing background vocals for Tyrese "For Always" song on Tyrese 2000 Watts CD. Then in 2001 Kenny admitted to Sister 2 Sister magazine that he led a bisexual lifestyle and he had full blown aids. He died in Los Angeles, California.