J. Cole

The 2026 BET Awards Album of the Year race is one of the most unpredictable in years. From Cardi B's commercial dominance to Clipse's long-awaited return, here is a full breakdown of every nominee and who has the best shot at taking the crown on June 28.

This week's rap scene is buzzing with fresh bangers from some of the game's biggest names. Even while incarcerated, NBA YoungBoy keeps his name buzzing, dropping a new 20-track compilation ahead of his expected release in July.

J. Cole just gave fans a reason to be excited. The Dreamville hip-hop heavyweight has officially confirmed that he's back in the studio, focused on crafting new music.

After dropping the singles 'Run It Up" and "Wassup," Ciara has set the stage for the release of her eighth studio album, which has yet to be announced.

After years of putting on for the culture with legendary performances and game-changing moments, J. Cole's Dreamville Festival is set for its finale, and he's making sure it goes out with a bang.

J. Cole continues his winning streak! His newly released album, Kod, has debuted atop the Billboard 200 albums chart. The project scores the biggest album sales week in 2018 with 397,000 equivalent albums sold.

Jeezy's ?hotly anticipated new studio album, 'Pressure,' will arrive on Friday, December 15th, and to drum up last minute awareness, he releases the brand new single, "American Dream." The fire collaboration, which samples R and B artist Bilal, was produced

Check out the new rap video for J. Cole's new offering 'False Prophets,' which seems to deliver jabs or tough love at rappers like Kanye West and Drake.

Rapper J. Cole will end 2016 with a new album. As usually, without much fanfare or promo, the North Carolina native will release his fourth studio LP, called 4 Your Eyez Only, on December 9th.

As the country's anger flares up about the shooting death of 18-year-old unarmed teenager Michael Brown by Missouri police, J.

J. Cole recently dropped the new music video for "She Knows," which features Dirty Projectors' Amber Coffman and a sample of Cults' "Bad Thing," and lifted from his latest Billboard 200 No.

Because of demand, there will be more J. Cole to see! The RocNation/Columbia rapper has announced new dates for a second edition of his top-selling North American "What Dreams May Come Tour".