The On Smash team met with Slaughterhouse in L.A. speaking about their upcoming Shady Records LP, Bad Meets Evil, Royce’s Success Is Certain album, and Ortiz’ “Big Pun Back” tribute.

A slightly slimmer Joell Ortiz pays homage to Big Pun on this cover of MMG’s “Tupac Back”. Directed by ICU.

From the May 24th releases of Term’s Cameo King II. Listen or download below.

Taken from JS-1′s Ground Original 3: No One Cares LP. LISTEN: DJ JS-1 – “Reppin’ NY” (feat. Lil Fame, Joell Ortiz, Freddie Foxxx) DJ JS-1 – “Reppin’ NY” (feat. Lil Fame, Joell Ortiz, Freddie Foxxx)

Exclusive in-depth interview with all four members of Slaughterhouse (‬Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce da 5’9″) . Part 2 of this interview starts off with Nick Huff Barili asking Slaughterhouse about their Solo albums. Crooked talks: Million Dollar Story, Royce: Success is Certain, Joe: The Great Escape, Joell Ortiz: currently untitled album [cont.]

Joell Ortiz drops a 4 minute Acapella of “Battle Cry” to an eager crowd at Club LAX in Orlando, FL. Shot and edited by Aditya Pamidi of Wayward Minds exclusively for FeedOffRap.com.

Joell is the latest to re-imagine Rick Ross’s “Tupac Back”. LISTEN: Joell Ortiz – “Big Pun’s Back” Joell Ortiz – “Big Pun’s Back”

Joe Budden speaks with IFWT about the forthcoming Slaughterhouse LP on Shady Records. He insists that the LP is NOT called Monster, as previously reported. They haven’t settled on a title yet, but they will be all going to Detroit soon to record with Eminem.

The Fast and The Furious series of films has devolved with each new entry in the series, much like Fuddruckers did in Idiocracy. Not that the source material was that great to begin with…. Joe Budden snatches the mic (and the spotlight) right from Ludacris on this joint. From the Fast Five soundtrack, hitting May [cont.]

STS, or Sugar Tongue Slim, releases this commemorative edition of his Demand More mixtape series, collecting tracks from each volume in the series, including a new remix of “The People” with Joell Ortiz and Dave Guy (Dap Kings). STS (Money Making Jam Boys) – “Demand More: G.O.L.D. Edition”

HHC UK speaks with Joell Ortiz and Crooked I about the forthcoming Shady Records LP, and later about the death of Nate Dogg.

Joell appears with Mr. Westwood while over in the U.K.

Joell busts off the top of the Blackberry.

Cali heads will definitely see this as sacrilege. Then again, New York heads cried foul when ‘Pac jacked “Knick Knack Paddy Wack”.

Joell speaks on his upcoming show at Cargo on March 10th, Slaughterhouse and their deal with Shady. The rapper also speaks on how involved Eminem in their creative process. Joell explains why he is silly and the possibility of signing his solo deal.

Brooklyn emcee Joell Ortiz has long been on the radar of hip-hop fans. With humble beginnings on Rawkus under the name Jo-Ell Quickman, Ortiz has killed the mixtape circuit in addition to his 2007 debut The Brick: Bodega Chronicles. The former Aftermath signee’s credentials range from being  featured in The Source’s “Unsigned Hype”, XXL’s Chairman’s [cont.]

Bout time these started coming out – Joell hops atop the Afrojack / Diplo beat, as made famous by Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes, and Lil’ Wayne. LISTEN: Joell Ortiz – “Look At Me Now (Freestyle)” (feat. Sebastian Rios) Joell Ortiz – “Look At Me Now (Freestyle)” (feat. Sebastian Rios)

Everybody loves Ace Hood’s Lex Lugar beat. LISTEN: Joell Ortiz – “Hustle Hard” via: OS

Here’s the cover and tracklist for the Slaughterhouse (Royce da 5’9, Joe Budden, Crooked I, Joell Ortiz) EP coming from Koch on February 8th, their last indie release before joining Shady Records. 1. Back on the Scene f. Dres 2. Sun Doobie 3. Everybody Down 4. Put Some Money On It (Remix) f. The Lox [cont.]