Dreamville Ventures is an American multi-disciplinarymedia company co-founded byJ. Cole and Ibrahim "Ib" Hamad in 2020. It is a parent company to Dreamville Studios, which was also launched in 2020.

On October 12, 2020, Dreamville announced the formation of Dreamville Ventures with Damien Scott leading the division as president with Candace Rodney as executive vice president, overseeing daily operations including verticals across music, TV and film, publishing, apparel and live events.^[1] On April 19, 2021, Dreamville Ventures partnered with the Marcus Graham Project and their iCR8 Bootcamp, a program dedicated to media marketing. The partnership withApple aims to increase diversity and equity in the music and entertainment industry.^[2][3]

On October 12, 2020, Dreamville Studios was launched, a content studio that will produce original and co-produced content, with Candace Rodney who serves as president of Dreamville Studios.^[4] Candace Rodney previously worked as Senior Vice President of Development atWilmore Films, as well as positions atSony Pictures Television,Lionsgate Television andCreative Artists Agency.^[1]

Dreamville Films, Inc is an Americanentertainment company founded in 2015 that produces and distributes films. In 2015, they established a distribution dealHBO.^[5] They released documentariesJ. Cole: Road to Homecoming,Forest Hills Drive: Homecoming, andJ. Cole: 4 Your Eyez Only in partnership with HBO.

On April 27, 2018, J. Cole announced the Dreamville Festival, the festival featuring local music, culture, food and art, and also include a mix of up-and-comers and national acts. It is expected to be an annual festival.^[6] However, in the wake ofHurricane Florence, the event was postponed from its original date. The festival was rescheduled and be held atDorothea Dix Park inRaleigh, North Carolina on April 6, 2019.^[7] The Dreamville Festival donated proceeds to the Dorothea Dix Park Conservancy and the Dreamville Foundation.^[8][9]

For the2020 season, the Dreamville Festival is front-of-jersey sponsor forUSL Championship soccer teamNorth Carolina FC.^[10] The second annual festival was initially slated for April 4, 2020 however, due to theCOVID-19 pandemic it was postponed and eventually cancelled.^[11]

On September 27, 2021, Dreamville announced the second annual festival will be taking place on April 2 and April 3, 2022. Following the cancelation due to the global pandemic, Adam Roy said in a press release, "It's exciting to finally be back. Ever since we wrapped our first fest, we've been waiting to get back to the park with our Dreamville family. We had to come back bigger and better than before."^[12] The two-day festival will also be at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, North Carolina.^[13]

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• J. Cole
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