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According to Sons of Kemet bandleader and saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings, the jazz trio’s second album Black to the Future “depicts a movement to redefine and reaffirm what it means to strive for Black power.” Arriving three years after its predecessor Your Queen Is a Reptile, the record features guest spots from Moor Mother, Angel Bat Dawid, and grime artist D Double E, plus Kojey Radical and Lianne La Havas on “Hustle.”

After heavy anticipation, J. Cole has delivered his sixth studio album, ‘The Off-Season.’ Prior to sharing the album, Cole dropped off the single “Interlude.”

On Friday (May 14), Cole unleashed his first solo offering since 2018's KOD album. The Dreamville Records head honcho comes through with 12 songs including the previously released "Interlude." On the production side, Cole taps Timbaland, Boi-1da, DJ Dahi, Jake One and more. The LP has uncredited features from Lil Baby, 21 Savage and Morray on the song "My Life," which finds Morray singing a sample of Pharoahe Monch's rhymes from the 2002 track "The Life" with Styles P. Cole officially announced on May 4 that the LP would be dropping with an announcement shared to Instagram and Twitter. "M...

Ahead of the release of his new album The Off-Season, the Dreamville rapper covers the June/July 2021 issue of SLAM magazine where he opens up about his future in the rap game. In December, Cole announced plans for three more projects including The Off-Season, It’s a Boy, and The Fall Off, rumored to be his final album. While he won’t confirm his retirement, Cole is making sure he goes out on top if he does decide to leave it all behind. “Oh, bro, I’m super comfortable with the potential of being done with this shit. But I’m never going to say, Oh, this is my last album,” he ...

On Tuesday (May 11), J. Cole sat down with SLAM magazine for a cover story interview to discuss his next studio album, The Off-Season, which he dropped a new song from called "The Interlude" last Friday. While speaking with the basketball mag, Cole confirms that he may eventually retire from hip-hop but would never confirm when the end of his reign will come. "Oh, bro, I'm super comfortable with the potential of being done with this shit,” J. Cole said . “But I'm never going to say, Oh, this is my last album.” As the conversation continues, the "No Role Modelz" rhymer went on to ...