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For his second single from his upcoming #BloodySunday, Valléo flips a J. Cole track for “Nothing Last Forever”, which he “applies … to the struggle and the lows we all will face.” Continue Reading →
Trae The Truth decides that having a regular old superstar cast is just not enough. The remix to his “I’m One” track features greats like Bun B and Jadakiss while adding alot of younger talent such as J.Cole and Kendrick Lamar.
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The Solange sisters reveal a lot of skin in this video production for Mrs. Jay-Z’s “Party”. Originally with a feature from 3 Stacks, “Party” now includes a feature from J. Cole, whose latest stock has risen after the release of his debut album. This video just makes me cringe with the thought of cold weather coming along. Props to P&P for the find. Continue Reading →
Shot way back in 2008, this BB.GUN directed music video to the track “Lost Ones” is finally getting to be viewed. J.Cole has decided to forgo any alterations and keep it true to his feelings at the time. The visuals are dope regardless.
Beyoncé had one more invitation left to her “Party,” and handed it over to J. Cole, who jumps on the remix to her latest single.
“We out in Abu Dhabi/We like to party/We don’t cause trouble/We just ride Bugatti,” the RocNation rapper opens his guest verse on the 90′s-inspired, Kanye West-produced track with before giving shout outs to Sade, God, and Ice Cube. Continue Reading →
With his debut album in stores a little over a week from now, J. Cole can now be heard in truncated form over at Amazon, who have liberated snippets of Cole World: The Sideline Story. Continue Reading →
J. Cole is having a liberation day dropping huge monsters from Cole World all together. First, download Mr. Nice Watch, then watch this video shot in Barbados and has a cameo from the beautiful Rhianna. Continue Reading →
Sounding like a cut that didn’t make the final recording for Watch the Throne, J. Cole links up with Jay-Z for the track “Mr. Nice Watch”. Witty wordplay is detracted from by an seemingly out of place electronic instrumental and monotone hook by Cole. Take a listen for yourself.
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J. Cole speaks on the infamous track that apparently both artists go IN on. Interviewer also asks who got mirked on the track. J. Cole’s response, you will have to decide. Continue Reading →
The folks over at Life+Times sat down with J. Cole after his performance during the Heineken Red Star All Access event. He speaks about his inability to have a full regular life, listening to “Late Registration” for the first time, and his growth in the music industry.
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Cole drops off 2 tracks that just couldn’t make the album. Doesn’t mean they aren’t bangers, but to him they “didn’t fit the concept.”
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J. Cole emancipated the album cover which gives props to previous covers that he’s been dropping for his Sunday posts. What do you think of the cover and the music that’s been coming out from J. Cole lately? Continue Reading →
After previewing the track during a live performance, getting the sample cleared, and releasing the track in its entirety, we finally have the visuals to “Work Out” Cole World: The Sideline Story is due out September 27th.
Breaking from precedent set by himself, J. Cole gave us a quick USTREAM session for his weekly series. He gave us a listen of a few tracks that didn’t quite make the album (for various reasons). The series continues next week. Stay tuned.
For the record (per J. Cole himself) these are not EP’s or mixtapes, which we all knew. They are just a small bundle of tracks that were unreleased and are being pushed out to the masses now as a promotional tool for his upcoming album. If your not too busy listening to Watch The Throne, then download after the break.
