New Album J. COLE K.O.D. HAS ARRIVED

Since dropping his sophomore collection, 2013’s Born Sinner, J. Cole has turned out to be progressively separate, disregarding the splendid lights and photograph opps that accompany distinction and rather picking to work behind the scenes. This request of tasks is an irregularity in the present out of the picture, therefore irrelevant melodic scene. In any case, J. Cole’s hermitic courses work for him, as he drudges in the shadows while building his Dreamville brand and watching out for his family life. Hustle

Over a year after the arrival of his goal-oriented 2016 album 4 Your Eyez Only, J. Cole comes back to the spotlight with another dope of work. Cole took to web-based social networking on Monday to declare the arrival of his fifth solo studio album KOD, a venture that spotlights on addictions, indecencies, the ills of self-solution and how to mend. He reviewed the venture for first-start things out served groups of onlookers in Manhattan and London prior this, prior week prodding the Kamau Haroon-composed fine art on Wednesday lastly divulging his new music to the world today. DJ Hustle   

Ever the obscure MC, Cole took to Twitter yesterday to uncover the different implications behind the KOD acronym: “KOD. 3 implications. Children on Drugs King Overdosed Kill Our Demons whatever is left of the collection I leave to your translation.”

KOD Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. KOD
03. The Cut Off (feat. Kill Edward)
04. ATM
05. Motiv8
06. Kevin’s Heart
07. Brackets
08. Once an Addict (Interlude)
09. Friends (feat. Kill Edward)
10. Window Pain (Outro)
11. 1985 (Intro to the Fall Off)