J. Cole

It’s J. Cole season, according to the Internets. As fans champion the rapper’s 2014 Forrest Hills album, which hit retailers today (December 9), he offers up a visual for “Apparently.”

The wait (though not a very long one) is over. J. Cole officially debuted his third studio album 2014 Forest Hills Drive.

All of the happenings at Cali Christmas 2014 immediately got overshadowed by Chris Brown breaking up with Karrueche during his performance and subsequently accusing of her “taking care” of Drake during his stint in jail. However, that doesn’t mean the talented roster of artists and efforts from Power 106’s Big Boy, Yesi Ortiz, Louie G. […]

Not in Los Angeles for the holidays this year but bummed you won’t be able to catch the star-studded Cali Christmas 2014? No problem. Power 106 and Footaction have you covered with a live stream you can watch right here on Hip-Hop Wired.

Despite the leak earlier this week, 2014 Forest Hills Drive continues to build buzz amid protest following the Eric Garner verdict.

Jermaine Cole threw the entire Hip-Hop community for a loop when he announced he was releasing an album so close to its release date a couple of weeks ago.

Backdropped by a collage of classic Hip-Hop artworks, J. Cole traces the roots of his humble beginnings, notebook in hand, on the latest cover of Complex.

Well, that happened quickly. After rumors leaked early Sunday morning (November 15), J. Cole officially announces that his new album, 2014 Forest Hills Drive, due to release on December 9 via Roc Nation.

Of course it’s easy think that rappers and other Hip-Hop personalities keep their earnings all to themselves, but that’s simply not the truth.

With Cozz & Effect finally available for public consumption, Dreamville’s resident young gunner, Cozz, delivers the closing track, “Can’t Knock Tha Hustle (Remix),” featuring J. Cole.

It’s been a rather quiet year for J. Cole musically, yet the lyricist returns today with a guest verse on Maroon 5’s “Animals (Remix).”

Chance The Rapper previewed a bouncy record rumored to be titled “Thotty” a few months back, but cut it short just as a guest rapper’s vocals began to chirp. J. Cole, the suspected co-pilot, confirmed his affiliation with the record, as he called out the rising Chicago wordsmith to perform it at the Spark in the Park 2014 music festival at the […]