News Added Apr 10, 2013 Finally we get some information about this joint album that will probably be one of the most legendary pieces of work in god knows how long. Both Kendrick Lamar & J. Cole revealed that their joint album will be called “Out The Sky”. There has been no release date or […]

Kendrick Lamar & J. Cole Out the Sky



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Finally we get some information about this joint album that will probably be one of the most legendary pieces of work in god knows how long. Both Kendrick Lamar & J. Cole revealed that their joint album will be called “Out The Sky”. There has been no release date or cover art yet, but with Kendricks album about to drop he is going to want to stay putting out good quality music while his fan base expands. J. Cole even revealed at his live performance in L.A. that his album is basically “all there” and he is just waiting for Kendrick to debut his album before he makes any set plans.

During an interview with Hartford, Connecticut’s HOT 93.7 (February 28), Cole confirmed that the highly anticipated collaboration is “still happening.”. Since then news has been literally been non-existent.

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Kendrick Lamar - Black Friday (A Tale of Two Cities Remix)

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J. Cole - Black Friday (Alright Remix)

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Rap duo EarthGang claim they've spotted the album

“Cole left his laptop open so before we leak this new Cole X Kendrick album check this link”. The pair then directed people to a performance of their new song ‘Up’,

Probably just a marketing stunt. But at least it's something.

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  • Album download leak: It has not leaked yet.
  • Album stream: There is no official stream reported.
  • Album pre-order: No pre-order link added.

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