American rapper J. Cole has officially released his highly anticipated seventh studio album, The Fall-Off, on February 6, 2026. The project arrives as a double album and marks one of the biggest moments in his career, blending introspection, legacy-driven storytelling, and significant international collaborations.
The Fall-Off is distributed through Dreamville and Interscope Records, with executive production credits including J. Cole himself, Ibrahim Hamad, and T-Minus. The album spans 24 tracks split across two discs, each reflecting a different chapter in Cole’s life and journey as an artist.
On The Fall-Off, Cole incorporates a range of guest vocals that broaden his sound and global reach. Confirmed featured artists include:
- Tems: Nigerian singer-songwriter known for her emotive voice and worldwide collaborations.
- Burna Boy: Nigerian Afro-fusion star blending Afrobeat rhythms with global music.
- Future: American rapper featured with vocal contributions.
- Erykah Badu: Legendary American neo-soul artist.
Album Structure: Double Disc Explained
J. Cole designed The Fall-Off as two distinct parts:
- Disc 29 – Reflects Cole’s mindset around age 29, tracing his early rise in hip-hop.
- Disc 39 – Offers insight into his thoughts at age 39, showcasing growth, reflection, and maturity.
This structure frames the album as a musical autobiography, connecting his past with where he stands today.
Full Tracklist
DISC 29
- 29 Intro
- Two Six
- SAFETY
- Run a Train
- Poor Thang
- Legacy
- Bunce Road Blues
- WHO TF IZ U
- Drum n Bass
- The Let Out
- Bombs in the Ville / Hit the Gas
- Lonely at the Top (Bonus)
DISC 39
- 39 Intro
- The Fall-Off Is Inevitable
- The Villest
- Old Dog
- Life Sentence
- Only You
- Man Up Above
- I Love Her Again
- What If
- Quik Stop
- and the whole world is the Ville
- Ocean Way (Bonus)
At the time of release, streaming platforms and social media reacted strongly to The Fall-Off. Fans praised the lyrical depth of the new songs and the blend of voices, especially the contributions from Tems and Burna Boy which many see as a positive step in the crossover between American hip-hop and African music.