One Day

To Whom It May Concern

Underdog Mentality

This Tradition (feat. XL The Beast)

The Feeling I Get (Remix) [feat. STL GLD]

From the new album "King of Everything Else" out on August 19th on Suburban Noize records.

Back Against The Wall

Slaine - The King of Everything Else out 8/19 on Suburban Noize

03. Bobby Be Real

Slaine "Hip Hop Dummy" feat. Bishop Lamont  and Apathy from "The King of Everything Else" out 8/19 on Suburban Noize

Hip Hop Dummy feat. Bishop Lamont  and Apathy

Children of the Revolution feat. ILL BILL from La Coka Nostra

This track appears on the "House of Slaine" mixtape, an homage to House of Pain, which Slaine made alongside Danny Boy and DJ Lethal from the legendary hip-hop crew. On this track, Slaine teams up with his La Coka Nostra brethren ILL BILL to drop this remix of the House of Pain classic "Put Your Head Out". The mixtape was created for Slaine's annual St Patrick's Day party in Boston, MA at The Middle East on March 17th with Apathy and Rite Hook.

La Coka Nostra - Put Ya Head Out remix (House of Pain)

The Graveyard (Produced by DJ Lethal)

99 Bottles

Complex Premiere: http://www.complex.com/music/2016/09/la-coka-nostra-new-song-premiere-stay-true-produced-statik-selektah

Slaine is no stranger to success. The Boston-native has had movie roles alongside A-list stars such as Ben Affleck, Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta, Harvey Keitel and most recently Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart. He’s made records with Hip Hop legends DJ Premier, Cypress Hill, Action Bronson, Snoop Dogg, Statik Selektah, Raekwon & U-God of Wu-Tang and was a founding member of the super-group La Coka Nostra with Everlast, DJ Lethal, Danny Boy of House of Pain, and Ill Bill of Non-Phixion. Slaine has landed four albums in the top 20 on Billboard’s hip hop chart since 2009 both as a solo artist and with La Coka Nostra and has appeared in nine films in the same time span.  He's achieved heights that most only dream of, not only in Hip Hop but also in Hollywood.
 
As an emcee, Slaine is known for his ability to tell dark stories and take listeners into a world of drugs, violence, love, loss, pain, dreams and nightmares. He has drawn from that same well to bring authenticity to some of best crime dramas of this generation. Slaine fast became a blue-collar hometown hero and was stepping off movie sets, tearing down sold out live shows, and working in studios until the sun came up. But part of what made his storytelling and performances so realistic was that they were inspired by his own reality and created from the center of a drug epidemic that he was fast becoming a casualty of. As his success grew, the same things that served him so well creatively were destroying his personal life and quite literally killing him. Financial ruin, emergency room visits and public blow-ups began to overshadow the talents that had given him such a promising career and the walls were closing in all around him. On March 2nd, 2014, at the end of an ugly bender, Slaine decided that enough was enough and on the 3rd day of March he started his journey in sobriety. He has not had a drink or a drug since.
 
His personal life slowly, but surely, started to regain traction when he stopped drinking and using drugs, but there were still doubts as to whether or not a return to form creatively would follow. And though he did release The King of Everything Else at a time when he was already six months sober, the album was a drug-fueled rampage which was already recorded during the end of his using. Early sobriety studio sessions with producer The Arcitype would end abruptly, as discomfort set in and writer’s block was an issue for Slaine for the first time in his career. The following two-years would be a daily exercise in regaining confidence and finding his way back through a livelihood that was littered with trap doors and vivid memories of the habits that led to his demise. The result of his daily practices rendered a series of projects, the first of which comes early this fall.
 
On September 23rd Slaine returns with a brand new, eight track EP, Slaine is Dead.  It focuses not on his success, but more so walking out of his darkest hours and confronting his failures. In a career marked by dark lyricism and introspection this project is both, but also finds Slaine exploring hope, faith and courage. He never abandons his roots, but gives us a new perspective on old themes. He vividly depicts the life of a drug dealer on "Pusher", shares his drive since childhood to make his mark on "Legendary" and ultimately finds salvation on "Coming Home".  He calls on long time friends and collaborators, Vinnie Paz, Ill Bill, Statik Selektah, Termanology, Demrick DJ Eclipse and Rite Hook for support on the record, and adds an unlikely collaboration with vocalist, Jared Evan. With the help of fellow executive producer and beat-smith, The Arcitype, who handled the bulk of the production, Slaine Is Dead has achieved a sound that is gritty, polished, and moving; and Despite the EP’s title, this project marks a true and definitive rebirth for Slaine.

Slaine Is Dead

Legendary ft. Vinnie Paz, ILL BILL & Jared Evan (Prod. by The Arcitype)

Anti-Hero

Life of a Drug Addict (feat. Catero)

Anti-Hero (feat. Bun B & Everlast)

The King of Everything Else

Pissed It All Away

Dopehead

The Boston Project

Nothin' But Business

A World With No Skies 2.0

I Ain’t Done

Speed (Feat. Checkmark, Termanology, Lü Balz)

Slaine's new record, "The Boston Project" available April 16, 2013. Featuring the song 'Loyalty (Feat.Kali & Twice Thou). Produced by: Lü Balz. 

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