J. Cole plans to abandon the album Dreamville in April

Fans are waiting patiently J. Cole release his The revenge of the dreamers III compilation, and it seems like it will happen sooner than later.

During the Q & A session on YouTube with the Dreamville chef, he launched his new video for "Middle childOn Monday, February 25, Cole answered a few questions about the project when a fan asked him when he was going to fall. ROTD3he replied with a month for the release date.

"ROTD is being finished, shit post-production," he wrote. "Stalking songs, sequencing and editing, then mixing, we are aiming for April."

This is good news for Cole fans. If the singer from North Carolina keeps his word, it would also be a perfect timing. The Dreamville Festival is scheduled to be held at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, northeast of April 6th.

There is not much information on the project. But what we do know is that more than 106 artists were invited to a 10-day recording session in Atlanta from January 6 to 16. 2018 XXL First-year student J.I.D was one of the many artists who stopped. Producers T-Minus, No. I.D., Swizz Beatz and 9th Wonder of North Carolina were also invited to the recording session.

In the meantime, J. Cole's new video for Middle Child is available. The clip directed by King Mez presents the multiplatinum-sales artist Ignore the Grammy trophies and celebrate the reward that really counts: the heads of his rap rivals. Watch the video below.