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Eminem Sign's Slaughterhouse And Yelawolf to Shady Records

Eminem, Slaughterhouse and Yelawolf will grace the cover of the XXL Magazine in February.

 

Eminem has signed Slaughterhouse and Alabama rapper Yelawolf to his Shady Records enterprise. The move comes after lengthy legal wrangling with Slaughterhouse. Yelawolf is best known for his gritty, lyrical style and mixtape album Trunk Muzik. 

“Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse, it’s kinda phase two of Shady,” Eminem told said in a statement released today (January 12th). “It’s the new generation of Shady Records and as we’re trying to rebuild our label, it’s exciting for hip-hop and with all of these forces coming together and with what everybody’s capable of on the mic, it’s gonna be fun.”
“It’s very exciting for me to reunite with Eminem years after our Bad Meets Evil project together," added Royce da 5'9. "Slaughterhouse on Shady Records will be a force to reckon with.”
According to Yelawolf, signing with Shady Records is a dream come true.

“Considering where I’m from and the shit I’ve been through, it’s hard to put into words what partnering with Shady means to me, my team at Ghet-O-Vision, and my state of Alabama. I can tell you that when you’re willing to give your life up to see a dream through, the reward is great. And now that I’ve become an apprentice to one of the greatest artists in the world, my potential reaches beyond anything I ever imagined. Let’s kill this shit.” 

(AllHipHop News)

Dr. Dre Says Eminem/Jay-Z Shows 'Inspired' Him To Work On Detox

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When Dr. Dre surprised the crowd at Eminem and Jay-Z's historic first Home and Home Tour stop in Detroit, fans greeted the elusive rap king with epic chants of "Detox!" after he spit memorable bars from his last LP, The Chronic 2001. During a recent sit-down, Dre said the warm response motivated the beatmaster to hit the lab and get his much-anticipated and long-delayed follow-up into the hands of those screaming fans.

"Being on the stage with Eminem and Jay-Z was one of the most incredible feelings I've felt in a long time. It inspired me, it made me want to hurry up and get back in the studio and put more effort and more work into my own project," Dre told MTV2's "Sucker Free" on Wednesday during an event for his latest successful venture, Beats by Dre.