Slaughterhouse also says that it's possible the album won't drop on its June 12th release date.

Slaughterhouse has been recording their Shady Records debut welcome to: Our House, releasing on June 12th. But according to the group, the recording for the album is complete and Eminem is still mixing a few records for the project.

During an interview with MTV News, Royce Da 5’9 said that all the vocals have been knocked out but that a possible album delay could occur. “The album is done. In terms of vocal recording, we're done. Marshall is still in the process of mixing, we still got a couple of records that we're missing," he said. "We're on pace for June, worst-case scenario, we're looking at July, but it's definitely coming, 100 percent.”

Joell Ortiz explained how the album has both upbeat and introspective records, deeming the album “personal.” “It's a really personal album, but there are records like 'My Life' which are celebratory," he said. “There are records were those core Slaughterhouse fans will get their 'Ohs and ahs' like 'OK, the pen is pushing. It's themed, but we take you on a ride through this album. Y'all gonna enjoy it."

The fourth day of testimony in the trial of James “Jimmy Henchman” Rosemond continued today (May 17) in Federal court in Brooklyn, New York.

Federal authorities claim Rosemond headed up a $10 million-per-year cocaine operation that sold hundreds of kilos each month in the New York area, and sent millions in proceeds to the West Coast.

Today in court, federal prosecutors unveiled a number of purchases Rosemond made in cash for renovations to his luxury Brooklyn condominium.

Prosecutors produced receipts showing that Rosemond had hired a Miami, Florida company to install an audio/visual system in his condominium, which totaled $153,000.

Rosemond allegedly paid for some of the renovations by handing one contractor a bag of cash totaling $21,000.

He also paid another contractor a total of over $300,000 in cash to have to his luxury condominium refurbished.

Rosemond’s lawyer Gerald Shargel did not dispute the fact that Rosemond made a number of large purchases in cash, and implied that the proceeds came from Rosemond’s legitimate business, Czar Entertainment.

Another witness was produced, named Julissa Quinones, who Rosemond used to date.

Quinones testified that in May of 2011, Rosemond gave her a large amount of cash to take to Los Angeles, where he planned to meet with her to pick up the money.

Quinones attempted to fly to Los Angeles, but was stopped by Federal agents, who questioned her about where the cash originated.

When she landed in Los Angeles, two more agents further questioned Quinones, took pictures of her holding a large bag of money, and allegedly forced her to sign a cooperation agreement.

“They [agents] said it was drug money,” Quinones testified. “But he [Jimmy] said that was not the case.”

According to Quinones, the agents coached her on what to write on a cooperation agreement.

Quinones, 25, even said agents told her to write that the proceeds were derived from illegal activities.

She then gave authorities Rosemond’s cell phone number, and authorities promptly seized the cash, which was still stuffed inside her Louis Vuitton knapsack, as well as another carry-on bag.

Testimony continues.

Mahagoni Music, the label of Detroit techno & house auteur Kenny Dixon Jr. AKA Moodymann, just released this snippet of their forthcoming Dillatroit EP, dropping May 25th in limited edition 12″ vinyl. Details are sketchy but judging from the official Ma Dukes Yancey drop on this soundcloud preview (and confirmed by our sources) it seems like this if going to be a special wax-only sampler of select tracks from the Rebirth of Detroit LP that’s in the works for June 12th on Ma Dukes’ own Ruff Draft records. Makes sense, since Dixon has been a vocal supporter of the Vinyl Preservation Society and Detroit-made music in general. I guess it’s too much to hope that the EP might also include one of his signature soulful techno reworks of the Dilla material–but we can hope. Get thee to a record store on May 25th and if you are in the D, make sure you’re at the Magic Stick that night for the Ruff Draft label launch event. We love you, Ma Dukes.

UPDATE: FACT mag and online British music retailer Juno have confirmed some of the above details about the Dillatroit project, including the involvement of former Slum Village DJ Andrés and a tracklisting–which at 12 unreleased tracks (after the jump) weighs in closer to a full-length LP rather than a 12″ EP sampler as it’s been described up til now. The news just keeps getting better. -

1. Birthright
2. Feel This sh-t
3. The Best That Ever Did It
4. Lets Pray Together
5. Ride Wit’ It
6. Say My Name
7. Dillatroit
8. Detroit Madness
9. Possible
10. Mind Yo’ Business
11. Rebirth Is Necessary
12. Pitfalls

J DILLA -REBIRTH OF DETROIT (OFFICIAL COMMERCIAL)

My most hyped album of the year.



REBIRTH OF DETROIT - DILLATROIT (OFFICIAL TRAILER)

:clap: New gen need to start linking up more, and put out some good music. I still hate OF though :aidealwithit:

As much as I would like to have the basement back, I GOT TO THINKING LIKE HOLD UP,
who in the fu-k is gonna be on there?


a bunch of
niccas reading off they phone in the booth
Too drunk off lean to interview
niccas moving the pool table to the side so they can make up a new dance
Everybody claiming they're not a rapper.. fu-k rap... "trolling" and sh-t

Nipsey Hussle | Up Close Documentary: Europe 2012



West got Next.

What is it that u ask..?:shrug::shrug: