Eminem drops off his new music video for his Rick Rubin produced single titled “Berzerk” featured on his upcoming Marshall Mathers LP 2 album. Always one to keep things animated and fun, Marshall brings the energy and encourages listeners to turn the volume up on his heavily rock influenced track. Take a look at Eminem’s latest offering below.
50 Cent’s unreleased material springs a leak today with the release of “Don’t Turn On me (Warning You)” featuring singer Skylar Grey. The track showed up on the internet today and 50 took to his twitter account to clarify that the song was recorded a year ago with Eminem in Detroit. The G-Unit rapper also explained that most likely the song surfaced somehow off his old hard drive. The label is already on clean up duty and the song is disappearing from links and streams everywhere so take a listen below via the audio/video stream before it takes a dump.
Just Blaze catches up with DJ Vlad and talks the moment when he solidified his work relationship with JAY Z. Just also speaks on almost getting involved with Roc-A-Fella’s production team and says his life changed when he made a beat on the spot in the studio for Jigga man. The super producer also shares with viewers the differences between the styles of working and recording between JAY Z and Eminem. Just also tackles the classic Hip Hop discussion of who’s verse was better on “Renegade.”
Eminem reveals his newest single titled “Berzerk” off his upcoming The Marshall Mathers LP II album. The project serves as the Detroit native’s eighth studio album and will also feature Rick Rubin and Dr. Dre. as executive producers. Look out for The Marshall Mathers LP II to hit shelves on November 5. Take a listen to the rock inspired track below via the audio/video stream.
A new Beats By Dre commercial was premiered tonight at the MTV Video Music Awards for Eminem’s upcoming Marshall Mathers LP 2. According to the announcement, the new album will be available November 5 and it also boasts credits from JAY Z and Rick Rubin as executive producers. Fans also get a taste of things to come as the short clip showcases a teaser of Eminem’s new single “Bezerk” which will be released in its entirety this Tuesday.
TDE’s Kendrick Lamar is on his way to becoming rap royalty. Most recently, his featured verse on Big Sean’s “Control” not only impressed listeners with his lyrical abilities, but found the Compton native slipping his name among Hip Hop greats such as Jay Z, Eminem, Nas and Andre 3000. Going a step further, Lamar decided to aim his cross hairs on the East Coast by proclaiming himself the “King Of New York.” Since the leak of the record, Hip Hop heads and music enthusiasts everywhere have been going back and forth on the track’s significance and Kendrick’s intentions. Check out an excerpt from a new article spotted online over at True Magazine which breaks down the controversial verse and what it really means to Hip Hop.
Since the release of Big Sean’s “Control” which originally was set to be showcased on his upcoming Hall Of Fame LP, the topic of discussion in the world of Hip Hop has been Kendrick Lamar’s guest verse. All over the internet and across the vast lands of social media, people have been weighing in with their thoughts behind the TDE rapper putting himself on a pedestal above his peers.
“I’m usually homeboys with the same n—s I’m rhyming wit’/but this is Hip Hop and them n—s should know what time it is/ and that goes for Jermaine Cole, Big KRIT, Wale/Pusha T, Meek Mill, A$AP Rocky, Drake/Big Sean, Jay Electron’, Tyler, Mac Miller/I got love for you all but I’m tryna murder you n—s’/Tryna make sure your core fans never heard of you n—s/They don’t wanna hear not one more noun or verb from you n—s/what is competition,” raps the Compton, Calif. native.
Adding insult to injury, Kendrick’s lyrics also include: “I’m important like the Pope/I’m Muslim on pork/I’m Makaveli’s offspring/I’m the king of New York/King of the coast, one hand, I juggle them both.”
Needless to say, Lamar has single handedly sparked the fire that the industry needed in order to shift everyone’s interest back towards lyricism. With everyone so busy turning up and focusing their efforts on “getting to the money,” artists and fans alike got too comfortable with the direction that Hip Hop found itself going in. Though rappers have always continued to take stabs at one another from time to time, it’s been awhile since Hip Hop’s seen a respected lyricist embody that competitive spirit of the past and deliver something good enough to put our attention’s in a chokehold.
Eminem liberates a rock infused Call Of Duty: Ghosts track titled “Survival” from the upcoming game’s official soundtrack. With production from DJ Khalil, Shady reminds listeners of the struggles he endured to become a superstar and let’s it be known that he’s in it to win it and will always find a way to survive. Check out the latest track from the Detroit native with “Survival” below.
Eminem came through and performed a number of his hits at G-Shock’s “Shock The World” event yesterday evening in New York City. Headlining the event, Eminem went through a number of his classics such as “Cleaning Out My Closet,” “Stan,” “Lose Yourself” and “Love The Way You Lie.” G-Shock also used the event to showcase their new line of watches which also includes a limited edition collaboration with the 8 Mile star. With Royce Da 5’9″ holding it down as Em’s hype man, watch as Slim Shady goes to work and puts on a great show after not hitting a stage in months.
Eminem – “Wont Back Down”
Eminem – “Stan”
Eminem – “The Way I Am”
Eminem – “Lose Yourself”
Eminem – “Cleaning Out My Closet”
Eminem – “Not Afraid”
Legendary DJ Tony Touch visits Fuse for an interview and discusses his recent mixtape release Piece Maker 3: Return of The 50 MC’s. Tony gives insight into the history behind his classic Power Cypha: 50 MC’s mixtape and how he went about including 50 artists onto one project. Touch also reveals that his newest release is actually his 100th mixtape and that it also serves as the closer to his Piece Maker trilogy. With Eminem making an appearance on Piece Maker 3 with “Symphony In H”, Tony shares how he went about acquiring the feature from the elusive MC and also points out that he included short vocal samples throughout the mixtape from artists who’ve passed on like ODB, Big Pun and Guru to name a few. Before calling it a wrap, Tony Touch previews three songs off the project with “B.A.R.S” from The Lox, “World Premier” from Liknuts and “V.I.P.” from Too $hort featuring Kurupt and Xzibit.
Skylar Grey’s debut LP Don’t Look Down is just around the corner from its July 9 release date and today the singer decided to drop a new track off the project with “Back From The Dead”. The singer-songwriter sports heavy hitter features from the likes of G.O.O.D. Music’s Big Sean and drummer Travis Barker on her emotional filled record which centers around her struggle of coping with a former lover coming back into her life after already being “dead” to her. A few other features fans can look forward to hearing on Skylar’s upcoming album are artists like Angel Haze and Eminem.
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