Joell Ortiz talks to Rosenberg about his new mixtape, new Slaughterhouse, and possibly touring w Eminem.

Ortiz spits over Rocko’s controversial track that cost Rick Ross his Reebok deal.

New episode of Real Late Sessions and this one has Joell rhyming over Jay-Z’s instrumental with Rosenberg on the turntables.

New Joell Ortiz single produced by Static Selektah off the new Funkmaster Flex Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself? mixtape go download it now. The video features appearances from the New York Giants own Victor Cruz , the hip hop veteran Lil fame of M.O.P, Spanish hip hop superstar Tego Calderon, Livin Proof, Lil [cont.]

Ortiz borrows Drake’s “5 AM In Toronto” instrumental for his latest freestyle.

Another one from Flex’s Who You Mad At, Me Or Yourself mixtape, again produced by Statik Selekt.

In a recent interview with Billboard, Shady Records boss Paul Rosenberg spoke on Eminem’s next LP, as well as future plans for the label. “We fully expect to be releasing a new Eminem album in 2013. He’s been working on it for some time,” Rosenberg told Billboard. “It’s safe to say that it will be [cont.]

From Infamous Records’ new Realm Reality mixtape In The Grind We Trust, hitting Feb. 12th.

Joell tries out a new pronunciation of the word “Brooklyn” on this new track/freestyle.

From Kay Slay’s upcoming Grown Man Hip Hop Pt 2: Sleeping With The Enemy.

Joell borrows A$ap Rocky’s bubbling posse cut, “Fuckin’ Problem” for a freestyle.

Joell murks 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne’s “Yuck” instrumental.

Joell releases the first track from the inevitable DJ Pizzo vs. Slaughterhouse mixtape, House Party 2. This is not an announcement. ;)

Slaughterhouse mascot Chops The Pig continues his reign of prank calling terror. “Slaughterhouse doesn’t kiss pigs, man. We slaughter them.”

Hilarity.

Joell Ortiz and Crooked I spit some acapella bars while on tour in Paris.

Here’s an extended version of the title track from Welcome To: Our House, now featuring a verse from Joe Budden.

Joe Budden of Slaughterhouse explains why the Welcome To Our House album and On The House mixtape don’t sound the same. Then he tells you what you can do about it.

New music from The Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack, produced by Frank Dukes and S-1. Tracklist for the album is as follows: 1. The Black Keys / RZA : The Baddest Man Alive [produced by The Black Keys and The RZA] 2. Ghostface Killah / M.O.P. / Pharoahe Monch : Black Out [produced by [cont.]