It's been over 1,000 days without a J. Cole solo project, but now the North Carolina rapper returns with his new album, The Off-Season. On Friday (May 14), Cole unleashed his first solo offering since ...

J. Cole’s new release didn’t quite land as the top album debut of 2021 so far, but it came close enough to have serious bragging rights anyway. “The Off-Season” premiered at No. 1 on the Rolling Stone ...

The album contains 12 tracks and has a total runtime of 43 minutes. It has features from artists including Ari Lennox, Gucci Mane and Cam’ron. “Might Delete Later” is Cole’s first album since he ...

It has been over two years since J. Cole’s last album The Off-Season, and fans can’t wait for his next album, The Fall Off. He’s been teasing it for some time, but what exactly does he mean by titling ...

After three long years, Black Twitter is rejoicing over J. Cole’s long awaited new album, The Off-Season. Many fans also tweeted their excitement about the various features on the album, including 21 ...

It looks like new music from J. Cole may arrive in 2023. The rapper’s latest stunt has fans abuzz. Yesterday (January 2), fans noticed that Cole cleared his Instagram page. Soon after, fans began ...

J. Cole's The Off-Season marks the rapper's most entertaining project since 2014 Forest Hills Drive and hints that he has higher heights to climb before it's all said and done. From the blogs to the ...

Cole’s new album, The Off-Season, is dedicated to form. The performance of rapping is athletic by nature, and Cole obsesses over the fundamentals on his sixth studio project, zeroing in on punchlines, ...

J. Cole is at a pivotal point in his legacy. Since 2018’s underwhelming “KOD” release, J. Cole’s rapping has been at its all-time peak. His 2018 and 2019 feature run will go down as one of the high ...

"I got a phone call, they say that somebody dissin'." Those lyrics kick off the chorus of J. Cole's "7 Minute Drill," a scathing song off his surprise album "Might Delete Later," which dropped late ...

Coming off the heels of the critically acclaimed “2014 Forest Hills Drive,” I assumed it would be a bit longer before we heard anything from J. Cole. On that album, the rapper made a name for himself, ...

J. Cole is in album mode…we hope. The Dreamville commander-in-chief kicked off 2023 by wiping his Instagram, which has led fans to believe that he might be preparing to release the next project in his ...