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Contrary to popular belief, it is NOT former NBA player Steve Francis on the cover. In fact, it’s J. Cole’s audio engineer on tour, Raymond Rogers. He was heavily featured throughout Cole’s HBO series, Road To Homecoming.


You could say he has money on his mind, literally. He’s started with a dollar and a dream and has ambitions of making more money and success.

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The background image shows tour buses, reflecting on how much of the project was recorded during the 3rd leg of the 2014 Forest Hills Drive Tour. The tour bus also represent the strive that Cole and his team have made to fulfill their dreams.

What you will also notice is that some of the songs will appear on the respective artists upcoming solo releases. For those unfamiliar with the artists, they serve as an introduction to their music, sound and the direction of their newest projects. If this project has impressed you, be sure to be on the lookout for Too High To Riot, Nothing Personal, and 1996 PT. 2 in 2016.

Revenge of the Dreamers II is the follow-up to J. Cole’s Dreamville compilation Revenge of the… read more »
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Revenge of the Dreamers II is the follow-up to J. Cole’s Dreamville compilation Revenge of the Dreamers. The album was announced via Twitter from the good folks at Dreamville, with Cole and several label mates simultaneously tweeting “1-888-88-DREAM.”

A lucky few got the link to download the album ahead of release. Unveiled on December 7th, 2015, the Tuesday release is perhaps a nod to the traditional release date for music in the US.

The features on this album come from Dreamville artists J. Cole, Bas, Cozz, Omen, Lute, and Ari Lennox, with guest features from Correy C and Donnie Trumpet. Producers on this album include J. Cole, Cedric Brown, K-Quick, Soundwavve, Meez, Elite, Ron Gilmore, DJ Grumble, and J Dilla.

On December 3rd, 2014 Bas premiered “Night Job” featuring Cole, the first taste of ROTD II.

Revenge of the Dreamers II Tracklist

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In “Folgers Crystals,” Cole raps about beating the odds and outgrowing haters. In this song, Cole compares himself to these… read more
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Shortly after revealing the title of his sophomore album, Too High To Riot, Bas gave us the first taste of the project in “… read more
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Although “Backseat” was released in October 2014, it receives the remix treatment thanks to a sweet sixteen from Cody Macc… read more
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In “Caged Bird,” J. Cole and frequent collaborator Omen touch on discrimination, the incarceration of many of their peers… read more
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“48 Laws” is the fifth song on Revenge of the Dreamers II. It features Donnie Trumpet, a trumpeter from Chicago. The vibes… read more
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“Housewives” is the sixth track on Dreamville’s collective project Revenge of The Dreamers II, also being listed on Bas'… read more
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Cozz knows what women actually care about, money. Money drives these women and they would do anything for it. Cozz knows he’… read more
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This song uses the instrumental ‘In Space’ by the late J Dilla. Sample: Perigeo – Via Beato Angelico This instrumental is… read more
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In “Grow,” Cozz teams up with fellow L.A native Correy C to brag about his improvement in the music industry and his ongoing… read more

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