Joe Budden & Joell Ortiz Reveal Details On Upcoming Slaughterhouse Album; Collaborations

Earlier this week (December 27), one half of the Slaughterhouse regime, Joell Ortiz and Joe Budden, performed for a sold-out crowd of hardcore fans at S.O.B.’s in New York City.

Before the show, AllHipHop.com got a chance to speak to Joe and Joell about a number of topics including an update on the album’s completion, the different recording process they experienced with the second album, and what’s to come from them music-wise as solo artists in the near future. AllHipHop

Tony Williams x Chip Tha Ripper x Fonzworth Bentley – Marsha Brady

Some Of My Best Rappers Are Friends (I see what he did there) drops 1/13. Produced by Chris “Cutta” Baldwin.
‘It’s the story- of a girl named Braidy….and this time she’s running game on The World Famous Tony Williams (@TWFTonyWilliams) and his cohorts Fonzworth Bentley (@cooloutrageous) and Chip Tha Ripper (@chip216). Could it be that she is rationalizing her actions and tasting the best attributes of each of them so she can come up with the “perfect” man? I guess that’s typical “Brady-like”, well in this case, “Braidy-like” behavior when you think you can live life like the shows you watch on television. Maybe Braidy, should ‘Leave It to the Beavers” and to the Brady Bunch.’

Roots Bring Out Bilal , Truck North, and Dice Raw @ Fillmore

Last night, The Roots returned to the DMV for their first of two shows at the Fillmore in Silver Spring Maryland. They brought out Bilal to performed Dear God which is off their How I got over album, then they brought out Truth North, Dice Raw to perform Walk alone which is also off their last album How I Got Over. Later on in the night, the Roots brought Dice raw back out to perform Lighthouse, which is off their current album Undun.  Undun is in stores now.

Frank the Butcher and DJ 7L, Essential Dipset (#Classic, Straight Piff)

Frank the Butcher and DJ 7L drop a gem on em. Listen and download one of the best “best of” mixtapes showcasing the essential musical works from Dipset. Been jammin to this All week A,,,,,

1. Harlem Radio 2. Dipset Butcher’s Blade Intro 3. The Diplomats – I Really Mean It 4. Juelz Santana – Okay Okay 5. Jim Jones – Certified Gangsters f. Cam’ron 6. Juelz Santana – Clockwork 7. Cam’ron – Wet Wipes 8. Jim Jones – G’z Up f. Max B 9. “Know a lot of beats, but I say no names” pt.1 10. The Diplomats – Dipset Anthem 11. Cam’ron – Back By Popular Demand 12. 40 Cal – Paid In Full 13. Juelz Santana – Broken Language 14. Vado – Large On The Streets 15. Juan Epstein interlude 16. Cam’ron – Come Home With Me f. Juelz Santana & Jim Jones 17. The Diplomats – I’m Ready 18. Cam’ron – Killa Cam 19. Jay Bezel Freestyle 20. Freaky Zeeky Phone Call 21. Cam’ron – Down and Out f. Kanye West 22. Byrd Gang – Purple City Byrd Gang 23. Press Conference Interlude 24. Cam’ron – Hate me Now f. Jim Jones 25. Cam’ron – Get’em Girls 26. Cam’ron – Show You How to Do This 27. Juelz Santana – S.A.N.T.A.N.A 28. The Diplomats – Bout It Bout It 29. Cam’ron – Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito WKCR Freestyle 30. Cam’ron – Oh Boy 31. The Diplomats – Crunk Musik 32. Juelz Santana – Dipset (Santana’s Town) 33. Cam’ron – More Gangsta Music f. Jim Jones & Juelz Santana 34. The Diplomats – Salute 35. Juelz Santana – Oh Yes 36. Cam’ron – Welcome To New York City f. Jay Z 37. “Know a lot of beats, but I say no names” pt.2 38. Jim Jones – Fly High 39. JR Writer – Get’em 40. Hell Rell Freestyle 41. Juelz Santana – Mic Check 42. Jim Jones – Baby Girl 43. You Maaaaad Interlude 44. Cam’ron – Hey Ma f. Juelz Santana 45. Cam’ron – That’s Me