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The song was produced by Cole himself, with additional production from Ron Gilmore, and additional arrangement by Elite. The song also features background vocals from Dreamville signee, Ari Lennox. It also features samples from J Dilla's song, "African Rhythms". The narrative follows the story of Cole's friend who was killed at the age of 22.
The Off-Season is the sixth studio album [3] by American rapper J. Cole.It was released on May 14, 2021, by Dreamville Records, Roc Nation and Interscope Records.The album was executive produced by Cole, Ibrahim Hamad, and T-Minus.
In December 2008, J. Cole dropped the mixtape The Warm Up to The Warm Up, [6] which included many songs that would make the final cut of The Warm Up such as “Grown Simba”, “Dollar and a Dream II”, "'Til Infinity" and the original version of “In The Morning” - a song that would later be remixed and included on Friday Night Lights. In ...
My dawg texted me, I’ll share the words he said to me “If you refuse to shoot the gun, don’t mean the gun ain’t deadly,” uh I guess in that metaphor, hypothetically, the gun is me
At a listening session in New York City, J. Cole previewed his debut album to a select few, including Insanul Ahmed of Complex. [3] At the listening session it was revealed the song "In the Morning" featuring Drake off his Friday Night Lights mixtape would appear on the album. Cole defended his decision saying, he felt the song never got the ...
Nicki Minaj may be the queen of rap, but she had to give the crown to J. Cole for his work on Pink Friday 2. Cole, 38, joined Minaj, 41, for “Let Me Calm Down,” one of the songs from Minaj’s ...
After graduating from college, J. Cole sought to attract the attention of Jay-Z in the hopes of working with him. [2] Following several efforts, including increased social networking activity and seeking internships at recording studios, [2] J. Cole was finally contacted by Jay-Z and invited to contribute to his eleventh studio album The Blueprint 3 (2009). [3]
J. Cole said 'the past two days felt terrible' as he apologized to Kendrick Lamar for his '7 Minute Drill' diss track during his Dreamville Festival on Sunday.