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On Monday, J. Cole put up a post on his social media accounts telling his New York City-based fans to come to Gramercy Theatre in New York City.
No phones. No cameras. No bags. No press list. No guest list.
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There, fans got to hear J. Cole's new album, his fifth. As soon as fans left, the post went up. Here's everything we know about the album.
The album is called KOD. It is being released on Friday, April 20th.
This is something that was confirmed by J. Cole himself on Twitter:
\u201cNew album. KOD 4/20\u201d— J. Cole (@J. Cole) 1523928272
According to people who were in attendance, the album is 12 tracks long. There are no features, and he made it in the span of two weeks.
Brian "B.Dot" Miller, co-host of the RapRadar podcast, was in the building. Here's what he said:
\u201cJcole album done.\u201d— brian b.dot\u2122 miller (@brian b.dot\u2122 miller) 1523923018
\u201ccole played the entire album. about 12 songs. \n\nexperimenting with flow. \n\nstandout tracks were the intro and last song, \u201c1985\u201d. no word on release date. but it\u2019s coming.\u201d— brian b.dot\u2122 miller (@brian b.dot\u2122 miller) 1523927699
\u201ci\u2019m also assuming the subtitles have Z at the end. kinda on brand.\u201d— brian b.dot\u2122 miller (@brian b.dot\u2122 miller) 1523928192
This will be the first J. Cole album since 2016, when he released 4 Your Eyez Only.