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J. Cole credits early mentorship from Fayetteville group Bomm Sheltuh for shaping his career, honoring them during the release of his album The Fall-Off.
J. Cole, then known as Blazer 15, connected with Fayetteville, N.C.’s Bomm Sheltuh via AOL in the early 2000s.
After impressing the group at a local open mic, he was invited to record at member Nervous Reck’s home studio, a pivotal moment in his early career.
Years later, Cole honored Bomm Sheltuh’s influence during the rollout of his album The Fall-Off, sharing an alternate cover depicting his first recording session and referencing their debut project as a key inspiration.
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J. Cole acredita la mentoría temprana del grupo de Fayetteville Bomm Sheltuh por moldear su carrera, honrándolos durante el lanzamiento de su álbum The Fall-Off.