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Recently, while filming a video, 50 Cent said it was he who gave Eminem the idea to release two albums this year. Fif is taking credit for that — you're welcome, America. The Queens MC also said he's going to do the same thing.
"What they don't know ... the new announcement is that I'm dropping two albums," Fif smiled. "I've had an opportunity to record since I thought I was releasing an album in December. But the portion of my record that I recorded with Dr. Dre was incomplete, because there was no opportunity to mix it. The only song that was mixed that I worked on with Dr. Dre is 'I Get It In' — that one is out now. It's cool, but I need the rest of them to be mixed before I can present my project to the public."
Fif projects Before I Self Destruct will drop in June, after Eminem's Relapse hits stores on May 19 — and 50's second album will come one month after Em's second album, according to the current game plan.
When asked to describe the concept of the upcoming "Crack a Bottle" video, 50 didn't say much. "The concept ... this video is very artistic. It's an idea that Em and [his manager] Paul [Rosenberg] agreed on. It's exciting."
And ...?
"So you want me to tell what it is?" 50 laughed. "I'm not telling you."
Fif is set to join Fall Out Boy on tour for five dates, starting with the Dallas stop on April 14.
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"The Game was in Atl recording and selecting tracks for his upcoming release 'The Red Album.' He picked new tracks I played AND already had some loaded and ready to go! Despite the Grammy and plaques its still a great feeling when I walk into a session and get love from the room; it seemed like all of Black Wall Street had heard my tracks and was saying my tag back to me! Other member's of Atlanta's production elite made appearances too; I heard crack from The Bizness, Drumma Boy, Hit Boy, Eric Sermon, and newcomer Rico Law, with engineer Ralph Cacciurri presiding on the SSL. The Red Album is gonna be a problem. Keep your fingers crossed...crossed tight...tighter than Wayne's pants "
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Bronx Rapper Nine Explains His Return To Music
After a short hiatus, Bronx rapper Nine is planning his return to Hip Hop.
“I walked away four years between the time Arista had me and I couldn’t work nothing out with them,” Nine explained in a YouTube video. “By the time they let me go, like I said, I had a lot of people sound like me. So I was shopping my music and people was like ‘You sound like…’ How can I sound like him?”
Discovered in the early 90’s by New York deejay Funkmaster Flex, Nine has gone on to release several albums and even tried his luck at acting, appearing in detective drama “New York Undercover.”
As part of his return, Nine has several projects in the works including two albums and a new company.
“Hopefully, with what I’m doing right now these next two albums,” said Nine. “These projects I’m working on. This company I put together. These producers. Hopefully, I leave persistence. That they can just write that on themselves, persistence. Like you don’t have to be in the public eye to be persistent. You could fall back. I was gone for a minute. I got e-mails all the time, ‘Thought you was dead. Thought you was in jail.’”
After a short hiatus, Bronx rapper Nine is planning his return to Hip Hop.
“I walked away four years between the time Arista had me and I couldn’t work nothing out with them,” Nine explained in a YouTube video. “By the time they let me go, like I said, I had a lot of people sound like me. So I was shopping my music and people was like ‘You sound like…’ How can I sound like him?”
Discovered in the early 90’s by New York deejay Funkmaster Flex, Nine has gone on to release several albums and even tried his luck at acting, appearing in detective drama “New York Undercover.”
As part of his return, Nine has several projects in the works including two albums and a new company.
“Hopefully, with what I’m doing right now these next two albums,” said Nine. “These projects I’m working on. This company I put together. These producers. Hopefully, I leave persistence. That they can just write that on themselves, persistence. Like you don’t have to be in the public eye to be persistent. You could fall back. I was gone for a minute. I got e-mails all the time, ‘Thought you was dead. Thought you was in jail.’”
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Bishop Lamont has been released or dropped from Aftermath Records, the label founded by Dr. Dre.
At press time, the reason for the severance was unknown, but the separation occurred Thursday or Friday, according to sources.
While there is significant speculation, insiders said that Lamont did not see the move coming.
There as been no statement or official response from Lamont, Dr. Dre or Aftermath.
Bishop Lamont, real name Phillip Martin, signed to Dre's Aftermath Records in 2005 after meeting the iconic producer in the set of a video shoot. Lamont had been one of Dr. Dre's most ardent supporters and often served as the reclusive producer's mouthpiece.
Lamont does not presently have a recording home, but rumors have already begun to circulate that he has been courted by 50 Cent and his G-Unit Records. There has been nothing to substantiate those rumors at press time.
DFB wrote:Video: Bishop Lamont Says He’s Still Aftermath
April 5th, 2009
…and then shits on DJ Vlad. Lamont says Vlad did it because he wouldn’t talk to him. He says when he did talk to Vlad, he said he heard it from a “higher up source.”
http://nahright.com/news/2009/04/05/vid ... aftermath/
Sera wrote:otarb wrote:
Bishop Lamont has been released or dropped from Aftermath Records, the label founded by Dr. Dre.
At press time, the reason for the severance was unknown, but the separation occurred Thursday or Friday, according to sources.
While there is significant speculation, insiders said that Lamont did not see the move coming.
There as been no statement or official response from Lamont, Dr. Dre or Aftermath.
Bishop Lamont, real name Phillip Martin, signed to Dre's Aftermath Records in 2005 after meeting the iconic producer in the set of a video shoot. Lamont had been one of Dr. Dre's most ardent supporters and often served as the reclusive producer's mouthpiece.
Lamont does not presently have a recording home, but rumors have already begun to circulate that he has been courted by 50 Cent and his G-Unit Records. There has been nothing to substantiate those rumors at press time.DFB wrote:Video: Bishop Lamont Says Hes Still Aftermath
April 5th, 2009
and then shits on DJ Vlad. Lamont says Vlad did it because he wouldnt talk to him. He says when he did talk to Vlad, he said he heard it from a higher up source.
http://nahright.com/news/2009/04/05/vid ... aftermath/
Bishop Lamont has vehemently denied all reports that he’s no longer signed to Aftermath Records, the label owned by Dr. Dre.
“Last time I checked, I’m still on Aftermath – that’s news to me,” the rapper said in an online video. “This isn’t the first time this has happened.”
The rapper was signed to Dr. Dre in 2005 and has gone on to be one of the promising talents in Hip-Hop.
“N***as are gonna do what they gotta do to get attention,” Lamont said. “Yes, I’m still on Aftermath. I’m the last dude on Aftermath so its an honor and a tribute.”
“I’m already down with 50,” Lamont stated, recognizing the speculation that he may have transitioned to G-Unit Records. “That’s already family.”
The rapper from Carson, CA said that he saw both sides of the gossip.
“I ain’t looking at it like a negative, [but] I just hate when people try to pull out rumors and s**t.” he said.
In related news, Bishop Lamont said that he would no longer comment on the status of Dr. Dre’s highly-anticipated, and long-delayed Detox album.
“You know what, I always get in trouble for saying too much, because all those records were getting leaked,” he admitted. “A lot of those record you already had [and they] got demolished. So, I gotta be quiet, because I don’t want to get in trouble.”
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