NEW Eminem! It's a radio rip and only 1:20 long, but it is a flurry of zany Slim Shady rhymes, where I'm sure you'll laugh at some point. Not sure if this is just a snippet or the track as intended. Keep it posted for an update.
This will appear on Tony Touch's upcoming album, Piecemaker 3: Return of the 50 MC's (and is NOT a single).
*Tibs Fav.
UPDATE: CDQ/No Tags below. Looks like this is 1:30 officially.
Tony Touch "The Piece Maker 3: Return Of The 50 MCs"
Album out July 9th
1. Tony Touch feat. D-Stroy – Touch and D-Stroy
2. Rah Digga and Angie Martinez – Ladies First
3. A.G. and Masta Ace – Double A
4. Busta Rhymes, J. Doe, Reek Da Villian and Roc Marciano – Hold That
5. M.O.P. – You Know You Love This
6. Too Short, Xzibit and Kurupt – V.I.P.
7. B-Real – Hit This
8. Papoose and Uncle Murda – Brooklyn’s The Borough
9. Sean Price and Guilty Simpson – Random
10. Black Thought – Thought Process
11. Styles P, Sheek Louch and Jadakiss – BARS
12. LikNuts [The Alkoholics and The Beatnuts] – World Premier
13. Raekwon, JD Era, Ghostface Killah and The RZA – Unorthodox
14. Eminem – Symphony in H
15. Twista and Bun B – Bounce
16. Thirstin Howell III – One Person Thirstin
17. Willie the Kid – Power Cypha
18. Action Bronson and Kool G Rap – A Queen’s Thing
19. KRS-One, Fat Joe and Sadat X – Take It To The Bronx
20. Termanology – Aw Shux
21. Prodigy – Street Corner
22. Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5’9″ and Crooked I – Slaughter Session
23. Redman, Method Man and Erick Sermon – Let’s Go
24. N.O.R.E., Al Joseph and Reek da Villian – Questions
25. Gob Goblin, Starvin B and Spit Gemz – GMI
As the headline reads, we'll finally have some new Eminem in our lives. In just a few weeks on July 9th to be exact as Eminem's "Symphony In H" will be a part of a large compilation of big names for DJ Tony Touch's new album, The Piece Maker 3: Return Of The 50 MCs. Lots of tracks to be excited about above, but certainly one that caught my eye above the rest.
First, the coolest of the news for Big Sean: he graces this mural in his hometown of Detroit with fellow D-Town artists Mike Posner, SAYITAINTTONE, and Earlly Mac. That's a "Mama we made it!" moment if I've ever seen one. The mural looks dope! Congrats to all the artist involved.
One more Big Sean note: he spoke with MTV about working with Eminem after it was revealed he was in the studio with him last month. Sean says the collab will be a "Detroit classic" and is not sure whose album it'll appear on just yet. Watch the interview below.
A couple more news and notes: DJ Paul confirmed to HHDX that some Three 6 Mafia members are reuniting for a new group called Da Mafia 6iX. They all are: Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca, Lord Infamous and Crunchy Black. Here's DJ Paul on talking with Juicy J:
"Given his absence in the new group, Paul also added that he has remained on good terms and is often in contact with Juicy J though they no longer collaborate musically: “We still talk. But no, I’m not on his album and we haven’t did nothing musically. But we still talk because we still own all the companies together, we still get big checks together, so we still talk business stuff but I’m not on the album."
- Juicy J
And finally, a picture below was on Pharrell's Facebook page today; a studio session with Wiz Khalifa, Akon, Kelly Rowland, and Amber Rose was there. I thought I saw a photo of this before, but nevertheless, here it is. Should be a good collab.
Whoa! Ok, hip hop world... nay, music world... if you didn't have a song to look forward to before clicking this post, you do now. This pic hit the web today as Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, new TDE signeeIsaiah Rashad, and Royce Da 5'9" are all seen in the studio.
Any other thought besides, "I want to hear this collab!"?
In a new interview with Montreality, DJ Jazzy Jeff shed some new light on the interactions between Will Smith and Eminem from 15 years ago. Here are some quotables from Jazz:
"I was a big fan of Eminem's—you know, especially of his super early stuff. I just kinda reached out to him, 'Yo man, big fan. Would love to do some stuff.' And he ended up comin' to Philly and we went in the studio, and just knocked out some stuff. It was crazy, because that was one of the times that Will [Smith] was in town. Will walked into the room, and I think I played Will 'Just The Two Of Us.'" The 1997 song would appear on The Slim Shady EP, believed to be interpolating the Will Smith Big Willie Style song of the same name. "Will listened to it, and Will looked at him and said, 'You're either gonna be the biggest flop in Hip Hop, or you're gonna be the biggest thing that we've ever seen in Hip Hop. And [Eminem] never forgot that."
As for Eminem's "f*** you" to Will Smith on "Real Slim Shady":
That kinda stuff, he just brushes off. The funny thing was, I ended up deejaying at an Em show in Detroit. And when I went in there, he kinda came to me and was like, 'Yo man, when I said that stuff about Will, he wasn't mad?' I said, 'Nah, he doesn't care about that stuff.' [Eminem added], 'That was just me stickin' up for [Dr.] Dre and that point in time (referring to Will Smith's Grammy speech, with Dre present, about no need for profanity in hip hop and a slight at the gangsta rap genre.
Wow, how on point was Will Smith? Crazy to imagine the two superstars in the studio together at that point in their careers 15 years ago. Plus, where is this 'stuff' that Eminem & DJ Jazzy Jeff did? Would love to hear that released some day.
Proceed to watch the rest of the in-depth interview for more Will Smith talk from Jazz, including the possibility of new music, favorite "Fresh Prince" memories, and more fun facts on Jazz himself. Fun interview inspiring a lot of "What if's?"!
Nothing earth-shattering here, unless you missed the recent revelation that Big Sean was in a Detroit recording studio with none other than his fellow hometown residents, Eminem & Royce Da 5'9". In a sit-down on Nitecap with Peter Bailey, Big Sean talks about the studio session with this quote being a look into what happened:
"It was crazy just coming from Detroit. We sat and talked for a couple of hours, even before we did anything musically. You know what I’m saying? So, I was just telling them how much—how crazy it is man coming from The D." - Big Sean
Unfortunately, the details remain that scarce; no word yet on if a track was laid down and comin' for Sean's upcoming album, Hall Of Fame.
Big Sean also went onto comment on Rick Ross' controversial lyric situation saying, "I don’t think he meant it how it came across…You gotta have a sense of what’s right and what’s wrong," as well as new girlfriend, Glee's Naya Rivera, and even a comment on the recent news of Jason Collins coming out. Give the in-depth sit-down a look-see for more.
This is gonna sound like BS, but I was literally asking someone at GoWhere HQ "Where's Cashis?" Well he's resurfaced with some new material, that honestly sounds like a leftover Em production from years ago, but still nice to hear from hometown guys. He's working on a new project entitled County Hood 2 that should be due out this summer.
Is a Detroit rap fan's dream about to become a reality? Big Sean has long stated he would love to collab or even vibe out with Eminem in a studio session and the instagram he just posted mere minutes ago indicates he may have done just that. It definitely looks like a studio, but hard to say for sure. I'm just hopeful in interpreting the cryptic caption of "today was historical" as "raps from Eminem were recorded for a future song with Big Sean". Hopefully more details, and a collab, to come...
UPDATE: Royce Da 5'9" was there. Excited is an understatement for this potential Detroit collab...
I thought this was really cool. Last night, Machine Gun Kelly performed at the famed St. Andrews Hall in Detroit, best known for being immortialized in Eminem's 8 Mile, the hip hop cinematic classic. In this video above, MGK covers the iconic first verse of "Lose Yourself" sitting on the same steps Marshall did growing up with Proof. Then fast forward inside to his performance... where "Shook Ones" dropped and MGK proceeded to rhyme Eminem's entire final battle rap, word for word. It's not the same voice, nor the same flow, but I appreciate and respect MGK's precise and well-intention ode to Eminem on the historic battlegrounds. That's like a young rapper's dream. Awesome.
And the timing is just right... MGK is coming to our town this Sunday and we're giving away a boatload of FREE tickets on our Instagram (@gowherehiphop) tomorrow. Follow us and stay tuned!
