Kaboose Ft. Royce Da 5′9″ - Goin’ Outta Control (Video)
January 4th, 2009
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Royce Da 5′9″ - Shake This (Video)
December 19th, 2008
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Joe Budden Ft. Joell Ortiz, Nino Bless, Crooked I & Royce - Slaughter House
October 14th, 2008
Shouts to DJ Blazita!
Joe Budden Ft. Joell Ortiz, Nino Bless, Crooked I & Royce - Slaughter House (Prod. by Scram Jones)
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eLZhi Ft. Royce Da 5′9″ - Motown 25
August 13th, 2008
Motown 25 is the first single from eLZhi’s upcoming album The Preface. It opens up with a thick n’ heavy beat and a multi-layered weaving of Motown-era samples. Check it out.
eLZhi Ft. Royce Da 5′9″ - Motown 25
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Eminem And Royce Beef Ended
March 13th, 2008
Detroit’s two most prominent emcees, Royce Da 5’9” and Eminem, have officially resolved their longstanding differences.
“I been talking to Em,” Royce revealed to HipHopDX.com exclusively today. “I didn’t even really wanna tell nobody [yet]. That was kinda like a secret thing. I don’t really know where it’s gonna go. Right now we’re just really focusing on repairing the friendship. That’s the most important thing to me.”
And what did the two old friends discuss in their first conversation in years? Not music, says Royce, “We just been talking about intangible shit like movies, our favorite movies, just realizing how much shit we always had in common. That first conversation we had we talked for like two hours, just about everything. We did a lot of catching up.”
What the two original “Renegades” have rumored to have newly in common is a reunion track produced by DJ Premier, but Royce explains that a new recording session between the two has yet to take place. “We haven’t really spoken in-depth [yet] about anything creative,” says Royce. “That session hasn’t happened yet. He told me he had some of the best shit recorded right now that he’s ever done in his life. I ain’t even got a chance to get with him to hear it yet. He ain’t heard what I got [new], and I ain’t heard what he got [new]. That’s kinda like what our friendship is, it’s always been real competitive. It’s always been that we motivate each other. And I think we at a point in our careers where we both need that.”
Em and Royce’s long overdue reconciliation was ironically initiated by one of Slim Shady’s newest rhyme partners taking shots at one of his oldest. “The Cashis thing was like a blessing,” says Royce of the recently released video interview wherein which Cashis threatens Royce over alleged insults made about Eminem. “That [situation] is what got me and Em [back] together. That’s why I didn’t really [address Cashis' comments]. He was just talking, not knowing who he talking about. I wasn’t gonna move [on him] until I found out what Em’s thoughts were [on the situation]. We done been through too much.”
Royce’s current feelings about Eminem’s newest protégé are thankfully all positive. “My thoughts on Cashis is I don’t have no problem with him,” says Royce. “I think he felt he was doing good. He felt like he was ridin’ for Em. But I’m just glad it didn’t get to [be beef]. So if I see Cashis, I’ll show him nothing but love because Em vouched for him. He told me that Cashis said he was sorry, and I can’t really say nothing after that.”
Since squashing that potential beef via his reconciliation with Eminem, Royce has been hard at work putting the finishing touches on his highly anticipated next mixtape, The Bar Exam 2, hosted by Green Lantern, as well as his two forthcoming full-length releases, The Revival and Street Hop, both executive produced by DJ Premier. With all that on deck, Royce is sure to be a force to be reckoned with in ’08. “Trust me, man, it’s ‘bout to be crazy,” he aptly notes. “I’ma call [Eminem] today. I’ma stay on him and once we past… As soon as the creative part gets back into our relationship, I don’t know what’s gonna happen. I felt like I never had beef with him. It was more of a falling out between two brothers. It was just two brothers not speaking to each other for a minute. But now we speaking again. So sky’s the limit on what’s gonna happen from there.”
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St. Valentines Day Bossacre Mixtape
February 21st, 2008
Crooked-I presents: St. Valentines Day Bossacre Mixtape. Track list and download link below.
01. St. Valentine’s Day Bossacre Intro
02. The Boss
03. Dj Nik Bean & Dj Felli Fel Speak
04. Finer Things (Prod. by Felli Fel)
05. Freedom ft. Fred Knuxx (Prod. by X-plosive)
06. Crooked Don’t Dance (Prod. by MG)
07. What that Mean (Prod. by Rick Rock)
08. Bossacre Skit 1
09. Boss Biter
10. Real Boss Life
11. Valentine’s Day Delivery
12. My Life 2.0 (Prod. by Komplex)
13. The Music Industry (Remix) Ft. Termanology, Royce Da 5′9, Akrobatik &
Consequence
14. Cal-if-or-ni-a ft. Mr. Silky Slim, Roscoe Umali, & Mash (Prod. by BH)
15. Bossacre Skit 2
16. Gotta Get It (Remix) ft. Balance & Eastwood
17. St. Valentine’s Day Bossacre Outro
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