J. Cole reveals 'The Off-Season' tracklist
The emcee also shared a list of the producers he worked with on the album.
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The emcee also shared a list of the producers he worked with on the album.
J. Cole season is officially here! The North Carolina rapper’s sixth studio The Off-Season is finally here and in honor of the album, Cole took to social media to shared the track list for The Off-Season. He revealed the features and the produces involved throughout the process of the album. Check out the list of J Cole's The Off-Season track list and the producers credits below. The Off-Season Track List:
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The Off-Season arrived as scheduled at midnight EST on Friday (May 14). As fans rushed to Spotify to start streaming the project, the streaming site momentarily crashed, presumably due to the number of people trying to access the Dreamville boss’ latest effort. This man J cole broke Spotify ���� pic.twitter.com/XV0cwtWZDv Before it dropped, the North Carolina native shared the tracklist to his Instagram account, which didn’t indicate any guest features. But as it turns out, there are plenty. Dipset legend Cam’ron appears on the opening track “95.south,” while Morray and 21 S...
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...