Slaughterhouse - Offshore

Devil In My Room featuring Crooked I. Produced by Darknight & 8Bars. This is the 2nd leak. There will be a leak every week. These tracks will NOT appear on Some Love Lost.


Devil In My Room feat. Crooked I

[Verse 1 – Displaced by the Machine]

> The mines went first—no more calloused hands > Just giant claws chewing through ancestral lands. > Shovels turned to steel, families to ghosts, > And villages dried like forgotten posts. > > Then came the checkouts, the clerks, the scans, > White collars replaced by invisible hands. > > Coders wrote code that replaced their own, > While algorithms mimicked the lawyer’s tone.

[Verse 2 – Professional Fadeout]

> Teachers logged out, replaced by feeds, > Doctors reduced to prescriptive beads. > A child once healed by a hand and voice— > Now flicks through symptoms like a Netflix choice. > > Police replaced by drones that don’t blink, > Justice automated with a missing link. > And soldiers? > Wired now to bots in the skies— > War without mourning, just economic ties. > > The factories hum without pulse or breath, > Their engineers taught machines how to cheat death.

[Bridge – Consequences Without Compass]

> No need for wages, no pension due— > Just servers cooled and maintenance crew. > > Communities buckle under the silent tide, > As the dream of “making it” slowly died. > > Music? Synthesized. > Art? Programmed thrills. > > Even rebellion’s now > just licensing deals.

[Verse 3 – Historical Echoes]

> Every empire thought it would outlast dusk. > Every system gambled and turned to rust. > > They built higher towers, they paved new lanes— > But ignored the bones beneath the cranes. > > And now the cracks stretch from the pixel to the plate, > As mothers teach children how to bear this fate.

[Outro – The Malcolm Pulse]

> But here’s the flame—🔥 > This ain’t prophecy—it’s a path. > > And we still got one weapon left: > Each other’s wrath. > > Organize. > Strategize. > Speak before it’s mute. > > Because if we wait for saviors, > we’ll be working for their boot. > > So rise—not with violence, > But with vision and verbs. > > Change don’t come easy— > but it sure don’t come served.

Last Shift on Earth

Pusha T - What Dreams Are Made Of

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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"I guess this is what I gotta do to make y'all rap."
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/wake-single/id1131467309?ls=1&app=itunes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuTvPkIz7Y0&feature=youtu.be

Joe Budden - Cut From A Different Cloth (Feat Ab-Soul)

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