Is Eminem Release His New Album On This Friday 2020 ?
Eminem is back.Following whispers he may be dropping a new album, Slim returns with a new LP called Music to Be Murdered By on Friday (Jan. 17).
Em's latest features 20 songs with guest appearances from Anderson .Paak, Young M.A, Royce 5'9," Black Thought, Q-Tip and more
The new album is the follow-up to his previous project Kamikaze, which was released last August with no prior notice and featured Joyner Lucas, Royce 5'9" and Jessie Reyez.
There have been signs that a new album from the Detroit rap god was afoot for a little while. 50 Cent has been hinting that new Em music was on the way since September. A month prior to that, Eminem got fans riled up and expecting new tunes following a cryptic tweet he put out after trading shots with Brand Nubian rapper Lord Jamar.
Eminem’s new project comes after getting hit with a trifecta of diss tracks from Nick Cannon. After Shady recently rehashed a decade-old beef by dissing Nick on the Fat Joe song "Lord Above," Cannon fired back with three diss tracks: “The Invitation,” “Pray for Him” and “Canceled: Invitation.”
Em had yet to respond on wax, seemingly strategically using Twitter to send his first shot. Now, with all eyes on him, Slim Shady is closing out the year with a bang.
You can stream/download Eminem's new album below.Eminem's Music to Be Murdered By Album
Eminem’s last album Kamikaze was similarly released as a surprise album in 2018. It featured a song called “Fall” that dissed Earl Sweatshirt and insulted Tyler, the Creator with a homophobic slur. “Fall” featured a contribution from Justin Vernon, who openly expressed his disapproval of the song’s message. Eminem later walked back his verse about Tyler, saying he felt it went “too far.”
On the Music to be Murdered By song “No Regrets,” Eminem once again references both rappers with a more apologetic tone. “Thinking I run shit/Misplacing my anger enough to give Earl and Tyler, the Creator the brunt/Should’ve never made a response, should’ve just aimed for the fake ones and traitorous punks.”
In addition to the artwork with the shovel and fedora (above), he shared the below alternate cover. It’s a direct homage to the artwork to Alfred Hitchcock’s album that’s also called Music to Be Murdered By. Hitchcock is also sampled on Eminem’s album.
Read about Eminem in “Why the Eminem Vs. Spotify Case May Be Headed to the Supreme Court” on the Pitch. Also read about him in Pitchfork’s 2010s retrospective feature “Activism, Identity Politics, and Pop’s Great Awokening.”
Em's latest features 20 songs with guest appearances from Anderson .Paak, Young M.A, Royce 5'9," Black Thought, Q-Tip and more
The new album is the follow-up to his previous project Kamikaze, which was released last August with no prior notice and featured Joyner Lucas, Royce 5'9" and Jessie Reyez.
There have been signs that a new album from the Detroit rap god was afoot for a little while. 50 Cent has been hinting that new Em music was on the way since September. A month prior to that, Eminem got fans riled up and expecting new tunes following a cryptic tweet he put out after trading shots with Brand Nubian rapper Lord Jamar.
Eminem’s new project comes after getting hit with a trifecta of diss tracks from Nick Cannon. After Shady recently rehashed a decade-old beef by dissing Nick on the Fat Joe song "Lord Above," Cannon fired back with three diss tracks: “The Invitation,” “Pray for Him” and “Canceled: Invitation.”
Em had yet to respond on wax, seemingly strategically using Twitter to send his first shot. Now, with all eyes on him, Slim Shady is closing out the year with a bang.
You can stream/download Eminem's new album below.Eminem's Music to Be Murdered By Album
Tracklist
1. "Premonition (Intro)"
2. "Unaccommodating" featuring Young M.A
3. "You Gon' Learn" featuring Royce 5'9" and White Gold
4. "Alfred (Interlude)"
5. "Those Kinda Nights" (feat. Ed Sheeran)
6. "In Too Deep"
7. "Godzilla" featuring Juice WRLD
8. "Darkness"
9. "Leaving Heaven" featuring Skylar Grey
10. "Yah Yah" featuring Royce 5'9", Black Thought, Q-Tip & Denaun)
11. "Stepdad (Intro)"
12. "Stepdad"
13. "Marsh"
14. "Never Love Again"
15. "Little Engine"
16. "Lock It Up" featuring Anderson .Paak
17. "Farewell"
18. "No Regrets" (feat. Don Toliver)
19. "I Will" featuring KXNG Crooked, Royce 5'9" and Joell Ortiz
20. "Alfred (Outro)"
On “Unaccommodating,” he references his feud with Machine Gun Kelly before saying “bombs away” and referencing the 2017 Manchester concert bombing that killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande performance. It is not the first time he’s made the bombing reference in a song.
1. "Premonition (Intro)"
2. "Unaccommodating" featuring Young M.A
3. "You Gon' Learn" featuring Royce 5'9" and White Gold
4. "Alfred (Interlude)"
5. "Those Kinda Nights" (feat. Ed Sheeran)
6. "In Too Deep"
7. "Godzilla" featuring Juice WRLD
8. "Darkness"
9. "Leaving Heaven" featuring Skylar Grey
10. "Yah Yah" featuring Royce 5'9", Black Thought, Q-Tip & Denaun)
11. "Stepdad (Intro)"
12. "Stepdad"
13. "Marsh"
14. "Never Love Again"
15. "Little Engine"
16. "Lock It Up" featuring Anderson .Paak
17. "Farewell"
18. "No Regrets" (feat. Don Toliver)
19. "I Will" featuring KXNG Crooked, Royce 5'9" and Joell Ortiz
20. "Alfred (Outro)"
On “Unaccommodating,” he references his feud with Machine Gun Kelly before saying “bombs away” and referencing the 2017 Manchester concert bombing that killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande performance. It is not the first time he’s made the bombing reference in a song.
Eminem’s last album Kamikaze was similarly released as a surprise album in 2018. It featured a song called “Fall” that dissed Earl Sweatshirt and insulted Tyler, the Creator with a homophobic slur. “Fall” featured a contribution from Justin Vernon, who openly expressed his disapproval of the song’s message. Eminem later walked back his verse about Tyler, saying he felt it went “too far.”
On the Music to be Murdered By song “No Regrets,” Eminem once again references both rappers with a more apologetic tone. “Thinking I run shit/Misplacing my anger enough to give Earl and Tyler, the Creator the brunt/Should’ve never made a response, should’ve just aimed for the fake ones and traitorous punks.”
In addition to the artwork with the shovel and fedora (above), he shared the below alternate cover. It’s a direct homage to the artwork to Alfred Hitchcock’s album that’s also called Music to Be Murdered By. Hitchcock is also sampled on Eminem’s album.
Read about Eminem in “Why the Eminem Vs. Spotify Case May Be Headed to the Supreme Court” on the Pitch. Also read about him in Pitchfork’s 2010s retrospective feature “Activism, Identity Politics, and Pop’s Great Awokening.”
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