Slaughterhouse - Say Dat Then [Prod. Nottz]

Slaughterhouse record produced by 8 Bars

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Slaughterhouse - Trade It All (prod. by 8 Bars)

Slaughterhouse - Offshore

Lloyd Banks - Arsenal Freestyle

Ceedaii x D1allaroundplyr- #HissYou

Pitchfork Premiere: http://pitchfork.com/news/66472-joe-budden-aims-at-drake-on-new-track-making-a-murderer-part-1-listen/ 

If you’re reading this it’s too late….  On the May 4th, 2016 episode of his I’ll Name This Podcast Later, Joe Budden said the following about Drake’s latest release Views. “I think that kid on that album (Views) that I heard sounds real fuc*ing uninspired. That’s what I think.  I think that the music is real good.  You can’t fool a real ni*ga.  That music sounds good and I enjoyed it.  40, you sound amazing, 40 continues to progress.  Drake, you do not.”  Further, in a follow-up post to clarify, Joe explained that he didn’t think the subject matter between So Far Gone and Views has differed very much and wondered why Drake now sounds so unenthusiastic about achieving all the goals he envisioned upon arriving on the music scene. 

In context, Joe’s comments took place during an open conversation amongst friends and fans, one where he gave an honest appraisal of Drake’s latest work; but like most things Joe does or says, his comments ended up becoming a trending topic on twitter. 

Perhaps, coupled with Joe's rather innocuous (and still complimentary) comments about Views and the less than stellar critical reception the project received struck a nerve in the 6 God? That said, it’s still quite a bit of hubris over a comment made on a Podcast.  Drake went Platinum in one week; why is he so in his feelings and so distracted by Joe Budden?  Please allow us to elaborate….

Throughout the course of his career, Drake has made many references to “Energy.” “Energy” is a living organism, a live wire, ever present.  At some point, we are all held accountable for our actions and the energy we put out into the world.  In laymen’s terms, there are levels to this shit.  A pecking order if you will. And in that quest to be ordained, someone who was once considered a friend becomes foe and tension (real or otherwise) always permeates. 

Joe Budden believes in energy.  His energy is just different.  Joe gets enough attention; he is not looking for it; and certainly not from Drake.  This “beef” started in the 6 and now we here. While the industry seems to lack and hold Drake accountable for his energy---Joe Budden embraces the challenge! 
 
Lots of different views, this is Joe Budden’s.  You can thank him now, or you can thank him later.  

Tune in tonight for a special edition of Joe's "I'll Name This Podcast Later": https://soundcloud.com/joebuddenpodcast 

#MakingAMurderer
#TheMission

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/JoeBudden
https://twitter.com/araabMUZIK
http://dev.joebudden.com/
https://www.instagram.com/joebudden



Making A Murderer Pt. 1 - Single

Joe Budden - Making A Murderer Pt. 1

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Premiered by Complex: http://www.complex.com/music/2016/07/joe-budden-new-song-freedom-freestyle

Watch Joe Budden’s “Freedom” video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydTm258iR7I

I was told there was once a world where slaves communicated with each other via music, and tho I wasn't present for that, the Hip-Hop I fell in love with always encouraged me to do the same (Thank you Public Enemy)....  
Let this act as an unfortunate reminder that times change and they don't. #BlackLivesMatter #YallLivesMatter #OurLivesMatter ... I'm afraid to wonder what happens when we as a people decide to stop saying it. Some deem us threatening now by sheer design. We are not. We are loving, passionate, cultured and proud, even during unrest. However, with every life viciously and maliciously taken by costumed evil, we grow more and more afraid. What will occur when too many of us are afraid? #IfYouDontValueMyLifeEYEWill
#GodHelpUsAll #TheMissionIsGreat

Previous:
Listen to Joe Budden’s “Making A Murderer” (Part One) (produced by araabMUZIK): https://soundcloud.com/joebudden/joe-budden-making-a-murderer

Listen to Joe Budden’s “Wake” (produced by araabMUZIK): https://soundcloud.com/joebudden/joe-budden-wake-produced-by-araabmuzik 

Listen to Joe Budden f/ Fabolous & Tory Lanez “Flex” (produced by araabMUZIK): https://soundcloud.com/joebudden/rage-the-machine-joe-budden-araab-muzikf-fabolous-tory-lanez-flex 

For More Information:
https://twitter.com/JoeBudden
http://dev.joebudden.com/ 
https://www.instagram.com/joebudden



Joe Budden- 'Freedom' (Freestyle)

Afraid (Parks Mix)

Complex Premiere: http://www.complex.com/music/2016/09/joe-budden-new-song-by-law-song-premiere

In 2016, Joe Budden’s brand has never been bigger.  Throughout the summer he dominated headlines and timelines via an open and running dialogue with Drake, a dialogue that has resulted in millions of Soundcloud and Youtube streams.   With momentum at its peak, Joe Budden returns with his highly anticipated new solo album Rage & The Machine; which will be released on 10-21-2016. 

After unveiling the release date for his new album a few days ago by sky-diving with Complex (http://www.complex.com/music/2016/09/joe-budden-rage-and-machine-release-date-skydiving-video)Joe Budden releases the second single, "By Law," from his forthcoming new album Rage & The Machine.

Primarily produced by araabMUZIK (The Diplomats, Slaughterhouse, Cam’ron, 50 Cent, A$AP Rocky, Jadakiss, Swizz Beatz) Rage & The Machine’s lead-single, “Flex,” featuring Fabolous & Tory Lanez is the first of many shining moments from the project.  For 15-years in a career of chutes, ladders and no shortage of excitement, Joe has been anything but an average and Rage & The Machine is the culmination (which includes a Grammy nomination) of his confessional style of songwriting, convicted deliveries, complex rhyme patterns, vulnerability and aggressive vocals. "I'm thankful to still be passionate about Hip-Hop, but even more thankful that Hip-Hop is still passionate about me; soon we Rage” Joe states.  “Working with Joe on Rage & The Machine was like being in a documentary movie” araab declared.  “He literally poured his heart and soul into this project and used me as an instrument to help paint the canvas.  Joe was born to entertain.” 

Tracklisting & Credits for Joe Buddden’s Rage & The Machine: 

1.)   “Three” (Co-produced by Illmind)
2.)   “Uncle Joe”
3.)   “Serious” f/ Joell Ortiz
4.)   “By Law” f/ Jazzy
5.)   “Flex” f/ Fabolous & Tory Lanez
6.)   “Forget”
7.)   “I Gotta Ask” (Co-produced by Illmind)
8.)   “Time For Work” f/ Emanny
9.)   “Wrong One”
10.)   “I Wanna Know” f/ Stacy Barthe
11.)     “Idols”

All tracks produced by araabMUZIK unless otherwise noted. 

For More Information:

https://twitter.com/JoeBudden
https://twitter.com/araabMUZIK
https://soundcloud.com/joebuddenpodcast
https://www.instagram.com/joebudden
http://dev.joebudden.com/ 

Watch Joe Budden f/ Fabolous & Tory Lanez (produced by araabMUZIK) “Flex” video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySZAd9OgUhE 




Rage & The Machine

Joe Budden f/ Jazzy 'By Law' (Produced by araabMUZIK)

Joe budden of Slaughterhouse and shady records is back to releasing track on his solo endevours interesting since he stated that slaugtherhouse is about 80 percent complete with the second album we think he might have the free time - here is some lyrical fire from Joe Budden

Joe budden - Quality of life

Joe Budden freestyle over Last Dayz on DJ Green Lanterns show.