Slaughterhouse, M.O.P. and DJ Premier on JoeBuddenTV

Slaughterhouse, M.O.P. and DJ Premier chop it up on JoeBuddenTV, most likely previewing their track. Obviously, this video took place after the Green Lantern D.O.A. freestyle and interview. Showbiz was also in the building. Joe Budden announced that he’ll be leaking the track with M.O.P. this week, so stay tuned. I’m disappointed though that M.O.P. isn’t rhyming on the track, though hopefully we’ll see a track from M.O.P. and the Slaughterhouse quartet of Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, Crooked I, and Royce Da 5’9″ in the near future… with DJ Premier on the production! We can only hope!

Joe Budden Announces October 2009 Release for The Great Escape

Joe Budden Announces October Release for The Great Escape

Following the success of Halfway House and The Padded Room, it appears that Joe Budden and Amalgam Digital are ready to release another album, which will be entitled The Great Escape.

Joe Budden has stated that the album is actually the final piece of the concept trilogy, as he finally finds salvation and freedom from a sense of confinement that had defined his life and career. The Great Escape is slated to be one of Joe Budden’s best efforts yet (I feel like we hear this line whenever an artist releases a new album), and will feature several established producers and artists, which is a notable change from his usual formula. Joe Budden and Amalgam Digital have announced that The Great Escape will be released in both CD and digital form on October 13th, 2009, with two additional bonus tracks available when purchased digitally on www.AmalgamDigital.com.

In addition, Amalgam Digital and Joe Budden will release a prelude to The Great Escape by releasing a digital-only album, entitled Escape Route, in July of 2009. Joe Budden has said that Escape Route will give fans a taste of what to expect from him on The Great Escape. Escape Route will be available exclusively at www.AmalgamDigital.com.

Could Escape Route be one of the four EPs that each of the four Slaughterhouse members (Royce Da 5’9″, Joell Ortiz, Crooked I, and Joe Budden) have announced? We already know Royce Da 5’9″ is releasing The Revival on July 7, 2009. It only makes sense that Escape Route will be one of the four. This is going to be an incredible summer/fall for the Slaughterhouse quartet, as we now know of these four EPs, the Slaughterhouse album, Street Hop, and The Great Escape? It is, without a doubt, a good time to be a real hip hop fan. Good hip hop music is back!

Joe Budden Speaks On Saigon And Boston Concert

Joe Budden speaks on Saigon signing to Amalgam Digital. He claims he texted Saigon congratulating him, but never got a response. He says Amalgam needed Saigon if he’s leaving the label. He then speaks on the Boston show. He said he’s been there many times before but never worked with Ed O.G. Apparently, there was infinite opening acts doing 6-7 songs each (I can relate to this ish lol). Apparently all the fans were screaming Budden’s name. Budden asked them to clear the stage for fear consideration that they could be crazy insane Saigon or Ransom fans. I guess, he went on to do a 2 hour set (I guess hip hop artists still actually perform longer than 30 minutes?). Lastly, Budden claims he never dissed Boston, and at the end of the interview, he receives a text back from Saigon. Peep the video to see what Saigon responded with!

Joe Budden Banned From Boston x Saigon Signs To Amalgam Digital

It’s funny how news about both Joe Budden and Saigon keeps surfacing in conjunction with one another. For those that don’t want to listen to the audio, DJ On&On speaks on a show on Friday night that he DJed and Ed O.G. hosted. Apparently, Budden stepped on stage and tried kicking everybody off stage because he didn’t want a sausage fest with random dudes on the stage. Sounds like Budden started talking reckless and the hometown Boston goons didn’t take well to his threats of fighting. Nobody got off stage and some of the goons contemplated knocking Joe Budden out on stage and filming it for worldstar. Ed O.G. speaks about Budden’s disrespect and that if he wasn’t promoting the show, he would have thrown down with the Slaughterhouse member. So basically, Budden didn’t show love to the crowd but rather disrespected everyone in there, and thus, he’s no longer welcome in Boston until he offers up an apology.

Oh yeah, and Amalgam Digital announces later on in the interview that they’re about to sign Saigon. DJ On&On has some fun discusses this signing. Apparently Statik and Saigon‘s All In A Day’s Work will be released on Amalgam. The CEO of Amalgam goes on to call himself the Vince McMahon of this rap ish. Hmmm..

Joe Budden Banned From Boston x Saigon Signs to Amalgam Digital

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Foundation Magazine Interviews Slaughterhouse Part 1 x 2

Foundation Magazine sits down with Slaughterhouse – Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Royce Da 5’9. In the first video, the Slaughterhouse conglomerate discusses the greatest diss records. In the second clip, they discuss the best singles from the 90s and 2000s.

Foundation Magazine sits down with Slaughterhouse – Joell Ortiz, Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Royce Da 5’9. In the first video, the Slaughterhouse conglomerate discusses the greatest diss records. In the second clip, they discuss the best singles from the 90s and 2000s.

Joe BuddenTV Behind The Scenes At Slaughterhouse’s Move On Video Shoot

Joe BuddenTV takes you behind the scenes at the Slaughterhouse Move On video shoot. Another one of those dope hip hop videos is on its way with this joint… no questions asked.

Slaughterhouse Interview

Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz, and Royce Da 5’9″ chop it up with BET. They talk about whether they’re looking to remain independent or go to a major label, and also sound off on any comparison between them and the 4 Horsemen. Royce discusses the role of egos, and Crooked I touches on how he got involved in the group. Spotted over at 2dopeboyz.

Also, catch more of Joe Budden here: Joe Budden Interview with Jessie Maguire / Live At The Joe Budden Padded Room Release Party / Joe Budden Reacts To Padded Room Reviews