Post by Lil Be on Apr 17, 2018 8:30:57 GMT
"5 Things We Learned About J. Cole’s New Album 'KOD' at His NYC Listening Event"
1. The album—surprise, surprise—doesn't contain any guests features.
2. In total, the album is 12 tracks, but the final track, "1985," is the introduction to another project. Cole wouldn't provide the audience with any additional details.
3. KOD stands for Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed and Kill our Demons.
4. According to Payan, the album features a lot of vocal experimentation over menacing production and plenty of 808s, but not much in the way of boom bap.
5. Cole initially recorded the album in two weeks but went back to the drawing board to perfect the final three tracks. He says he knew he could "create a classic."
2. In total, the album is 12 tracks, but the final track, "1985," is the introduction to another project. Cole wouldn't provide the audience with any additional details.
3. KOD stands for Kids on Drugs, King Overdosed and Kill our Demons.
4. According to Payan, the album features a lot of vocal experimentation over menacing production and plenty of 808s, but not much in the way of boom bap.
5. Cole initially recorded the album in two weeks but went back to the drawing board to perfect the final three tracks. He says he knew he could "create a classic."
djbooth.net/features/2018-04-16-j-cole-kod-listening-event
