The story goes like this, apparently: With Royce’s recent success with supergroup Slaughterhouse and all of the rumors surrounding their alleged upcoming deal with Eminem and Shady/Interscope Records, we thought it’d be a great time to send out a phenomenal collaboration many of you may not have heard. This song was originally off of the [cont.]

Dooope new ish from Grafh feat. Detroit’s finest, Royce 5’9″. LISTEN: Grafh + Royce Da 5′9″ – “My Life” (MP3) Grafh + Royce Da 5′9″ – “My Life” (MP3)

Royce 5’9 delivers “My Own Planet”, taken from Bar Exam 3 and/or Street Hop Deluxe Edition, both coming soon. Might need to dig up that old Word Up Show 91.5 interview/freestyle we did with Royce in ’99. Anyone got it? Jenner? Anyone? Royce Da 5’9 – “My Own Planet” (MP3)

Royce speaks on the imminence of the Shady Records / Slaughterhouse deal, the release date of Bar Exam 3, and his relationship with Eminem.

This how they billed it, as the “Slaughterhouse Shady Megamix”…..And what does that mean, exactly? Slaughterhouse – “Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley (Slaughterhouse Shady Megamix)” (MP3)

SLAUGHTERHOUSE Live at Ritual night Club Ottawa Ontario Canada April 7th 2010.

This is what it’s like to hang with the Slaughterhouse. Future groupies, take notes.

Here is the video for Bizarres latest single, “Raps Finest” featuring Royce, Kuniva and Seven The General. Bizarres new album Friday Night at St. Andrews is set for release on May 18th.

Here we go with the Remix EP from producer Surock. The Remix EP features remixed tracks from Little Brother, Joell Ortiz, Common, Royce Da 5’9″ and Rah Digga. Check it out below. Surock – “The Remix EP” (Mixtape)

Here is another leak from Royce and Crooked I off that Bar Exam 3. No word from Shady since the last Royce leak, but look for Bar Exam 3 soon. It was originally intended to leak during the last boxing fight, so it could leak during this weekends fights…And shout out for that Rihanna line. [cont.]

One more new track from the Slaughterhouse boys, this one featuring 1/2 of Slaughterhouse and Bun B. This is a 6 minute snippet, and the full version will be on Bar Exam 3. Also pay attention to the end of the track where Royce talks about linking back up with a former Detroit connect of [cont.]

UPDATE: Royce just added another Bar Exam 3 leak to the bunch, this time covering Drake and company’s “Forever”. Three unreleased tracks from Royce Da 59. Bar Exam 3 coming soon from Royce. Original release date was March 13th, but was pushed back without a new release date. Royce Da 5’9 – “Forever” (MP3) Royce [cont.]

Abrasive guitar stabs and angry raps propel the latest from D12′s motley fool, loaded with guest appearances. Redman goes last, but Royce takes the crown. From Bizarre’s Friday Night At St. Andrews, in stores May 11th. Bizarre + Redman + Royce Da 5’9 + Kuniva + Seven The General – “Rap’s Finest” (MP3)

Royce get’s dirty on Drake’s “Over”… Enjoy. And Hide ya hoes. Royce Da 5’9 – “Over (Freestyle)” (MP3)

It’s getting a little redundant now with your favorite rappers all “bodying” this track, but this just might be the best one so far. Budden spoils the ending to Shutter Island, while Royce takes a shot at Waka Flocka Flame. Slaughterhouse for real. Joe Budden + Royce Da 5’9 – “New York, Jersey, Philly” (MP3)

These days, it’s hard to find a rapper that encompasses every quality that makes superstars like Jay-Z and Eminem who they are. Some guys are marketable based on their image, but lack the skills necessary to escalate themselves to these Olympic heights. Others have skills, but lack street credibility, while others still can murder opponents [cont.]

It’s not what you think. – DJ Pizzo

Royce Da 5’9′s unwavering passion for music and hunger for the game keeps him in the studio day and night. For further proof, look no further then the amount of music he will be releasing over the course of the next three months, which will undeniably validate Royce’s place in the pantheon of Hip-Hop’s elite [cont.]

Last year, Royce Da 5’9 released perhaps the strongest mixtape of the year, teaming with DJ Premier and Statik Selektah for The Bar Exam. Here, Royce righted all wrongs, once again reinventing himself after a short jail stint and the disappointing response to his third LP, Independence Day. Reunited with DJ Premier, who helped craft [cont.]