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Rapper J.Cole added to Tobago Jazz Experience lineup

By CNW Reporter··1 min read
Rapper J.Cole added to Tobago Jazz Experience lineup
Key Points(5)
  • American hip hop rapper J.Cole is the latest international star added to this year's Tobago Jazz Experience set for April 16 to 24.
  • Cole contributed to J-Zay’s “The Blueprint 3”.
  • In 2011, Roc Nation released his debut official album “Cole World: The Sideline Story”, which debuted on the top of Billboard 200.
  • In 2013, the artist released the album “Born Sinner” which featured the hit “Power Trip” with past Tobago Jazz Experience performer Miguel.
  • Cole joins Lauryn Hill, as well local acts David Rudder, Farmer Nappy, Patrice Roberts, 3 Canal, Roy Cape All Stars and Trinidadian jazz trumpeter Etienne Charles.

American hip hop rapper J.Cole is the latest international star added to this year's Tobago Jazz Experience set for April 16 to 24.

In 2009, J. Cole contributed to J-Zay’s “The Blueprint 3”. In 2011, Roc Nation released his debut official album “Cole World: The Sideline Story”, which debuted on the top of Billboard 200. In 2013, the artist released the album “Born Sinner” which featured the hit “Power Trip” with past Tobago Jazz Experience performer Miguel.

J. Cole joins Lauryn Hill, as well local acts David Rudder, Farmer Nappy, Patrice Roberts, 3 Canal, Roy Cape All Stars and Trinidadian jazz trumpeter Etienne Charles.

Other acts are expected to be announced at a later date.

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