Ari Lennox says she's ready to give the full play-by-play about her defection from J. Cole's Dreamville Records -- now that she's finished with the "Martin" debate!!!

The Dreamville co-founder gave his artists large payouts after ending the label's UMG deal, but his manager, Ibrahim Hamad, confirmed the label was never sold.

The 45-year-old comedian on Aug. 3 shared a joint Instagram post with her friend Jason Lee, 47, with a caption that read ...

Dreamville Records cofounder and J. Cole’s manager, Ibrahim “Ib” Hamad, has dismissed speculation that the label was sold, ...

Apparently, she’s not pleased with the level of reach the song has achieved, or more specifically, she’s upset with how her label, J. Cole’s Dreamville Records, handled the release.

Movie and music fans should be excited about this one: J. Cole’s Dreamville Records is going to executive-produce the soundtrack for Creed III. Over the weekend at ComplexCon 2022, the star of ...

J. Cole ’s Dreamville Records will executive produce the soundtrack for Michael B. Jordan’s Creed III, with the album set to arrive alongside the movie on March 3. The label has shared the ...

The official Dreamville Twitter and Instagram accounts also uploaded a 25-second trailer for D-Day. Both posts mentioned Dreamville Records acts J. Cole, Ari Lennox, J.I.D, Bas, EarthGang, Cozz ...

Back in 2019, Hip-Hop Wired had the honor and privilege of covering the Dreamville Festival in J. Cole ‘s native North Carolina with the whole Dreamville Records roster rocking a pair of big stages.

J. Cole’s Dreamville Records is Creating the Soundscape for Creed III J. Cole’s label, Dreamville, will executive-produce the soundtrack for Creed III. By Noah A. McGee Published November 21, 2022 ...

Dreamville Records, spearheaded by J. Cole and Ibrahim Hamad, remain one of the top artistic collectives in the music game at the moment. Today (Feb. 24), Dreamville and Daily Paper, a fashion ...

J. Cole’s Dreamville Records Is The Most Important Rap Crew To Watch In 2019 Aaron Williams Hip-Hop Editor Twitter January 3, 2019 Getty Image They don’t make rap crews like they used to.