I hate when MTV stretches these interviews out. “So being there with No I.D. last night, and just watching them work, I was like, duh [...] If I grew up on the production side, looking up to Kanye… like, Kanye’s cut from the No I.D. cloth.” bounce

The producer behind my websites theme “I Used to Love h.e.r.”, No I.D., sat down w/ hiphopdx recently and in the interview mentions working on Jermaine’s debut album. Bounce.
DX: What have you coming up in 2010?
No I.D.: I am working with J. Cole and we are pretty deep into his album, which is turning out [...]

Yahoo sits down with Roc Nation’s first signee to go in depth to recap his whole come up to where he is now to where he’s going. Cont reading for part 2! “The Fayetteville, North Carolina native has been working on his forthcoming debut slated for a Spring release. He was holed up in a [...]

Just Blaze and Jay Electronica played this track on Tony Touch’s show on shade45 Tuesday night. Here’s a good quality rip of the dope 4 going in over a hi-tek production, enjoy!
Download: Reflection Eternal feat. Jay Electronica, J. Cole & Mos Def – Untitled [Radio Rip]
pic via ayitmy props nahright

Donny held a show this past Monday @ Gramercy Theater; featuring performances by Rain [who brought out G-Unit signee Trav and also Roc Nation's prodigy J. Cole], Emilio Rojas and, lastly headlined by Donny Goines himself!
photography by ernest estime ;]

Mr. Cole makin moves fast, just was home now back out in the city to come out w/ Rain. Photo’s should be coming soon =) check back later.

lol that’s the man right chea
props jcf

9:30: Hitting The Blogs In Search Of New Music
“I’m on the blogs, but I don’t get to click as much. It has to be something I really wanna listen to. I go to the blogs almost every day though. I usually just skim and read the posts. Nah Right, 2DopeBoyz, Herfection, Pardon Me Duke, and [...]

the Roc Nations first signee tells when he first started rapping, discusses his background, his influences on the mic, his first rap name, how graduating college changed his life both in and out the booth, the struggles of being a producer, and more. J.Cole and the rest of Roc Nation just finished up their tour! [...]

J Cole talks to Nick Huff of Hard Knock TV about his thoughts on Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel situation, being compared to Drake and what impact mixtapes have in an artists carrier.
via yk2