The Slaughterhouse is vacant.
Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked are preparing to drop an album titled The Rise and Fall of Slaughterhouse that will give their perspective of the supergroup that has since been dismantled. “Vacancy” gives some valuable insight on what Ortiz and Crook felt went wrong. It’s safe to say that a lot of the blame has been placed on the shoulders of Joe Budden. This will certainly get people talking.
The Slaughterhouse homies are at it again. Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked give you nothing but bars in the video for “Housing Authority” from Ortiz’s Autograph album.
Joell Ortiz links up with Sheek Louch for “Love Is Love,” the third single from his forthcoming album Autograph dropping on November 12. Produced by The Heatmakerz, the NY duo give the streets something they can feel on this latest offering.
Joell Ortiz is back on the scene and ready to unleash his next solo venture titled Autograph. The New York emcee sets the stage with the lead single “OG” where he battles with growing old and seeing the world through a different lens.
Do you have 20 minutes to spare? If so, sink your teeth into DJ Kay Slay’s collaboration with FIFTY emcees with “Rolling 50 Deep.” Starting with Sheek Louch and ending with Royce 5’9″, get into this cut from Kay Slay’s “Homage” EP.
In order of appearance: 01. Sheek Louch @SheekLouchVEVO 02. @Styles P 03. @Benny the Butcher 04. Bun B @The Official Bun B of UGK Trill 05. Ghostface Killah @Ghostface Music 06. @Raekwon 07. AZ @AZ Quiet Money 08. Papoose @Real Papoose 09. Ransom 10. Memphis Bleek @MemphisBleekVEVO 11. Billy Danze 12. Lil Fame 13. @Dave East 14. @3D Na’Tee 15. Joell Ortiz @JoellOrtizVEVO 16. Saigon @TheRapperSaigon 17. Mistah F.A.B. @MistahFabVEVO 18. Chris Rivers @ChrisRiversMusic 19. @Jon Connor 20. @TWISTA 21. E-40 @E40TV 22. Nino Man @NinoManTV 23. Shoota 24. Mysonne @mysonnenygeneral 25. Sauce Money @DAREALSAUCEMONEY 26. Ice T @Ice-Tube 27. Trick Trick @TrickTrickVEVO 28. RJ Payne @IAMRJPAYNE 29. E-A-Ski 30. Fred the Godson — Rest in Peace @FredTheGodSon156 31. Loaded Lux @IamLoadedLux 32. Termanology @TermanologyVids 33. @YOUNG NOBLE 34. @E.D.I Mean 35. Lock Smith @iamlocksmith 36. Cassidy @Cassidy Bars Is Back TV 37. Maino @MainoTV 38. Vado @Vado 39. Rockness @Monsta Nation 40. DJ Paul @DJ Paul KOM TV 41. Mc Gruff 42. Stan Spit 43. Uncle Murda @UncleMurdaVEVO 44. Cory Gunz @CGunzTV 45. Melle Mel 46. GrandMaster Caz 47. Trae Tha Truth @traethatruthtv 48. Bynoe @Bynoe TV 49. @Hocus45th 50. Royce 5’9 @Royce 5’9 Official
From the soundtrack for Welcome to Sudden Death starring Michael Jai White comes the KXNG Crooked and Joell Ortiz collaboration titled “Hands Up (Outlaws)” produced by King Tech.
Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked’s H.A.R.D. is out now but if, for some reason, you need any convincing, the duo cut loose another joint with “Lose My Mind” alongside Blakk Soul. Instead of ferocious bars, you get storytelling from the rhyme animals.
May 29 marks the day that 1/2 of Slaughterhouse drops their H.A.R.D. project. They duo of Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked release the second song from the collaboration with “Memorial Day.”
1/2 of Slaughterhouse has joined forces for a project as Joell Ortiz and KXNG Crooked recently announced the H.A.R.D. EP. The album, which stands for Housing Authority Rap District, will drop on May 29th courtesy of Mello Music Group and features a stellar group of producers with Erick Sermon, !llmind, Apollo Brown, Erick Sermon and others. Check out the title track now.
Joell Ortiz drops a video from his Monday album for “Anxiety” that deals with the perils of battling mental health issues.
“Mental Health awareness is more than just a hashtag or a month of the year dedicated to its cause. It’s an everyday issue. Millions of us struggle with anxiety, depression, PTSD and many other forms of mental illness. I just want everyone to know that they should never feel ashamed or be afraid to ask for help. You’re not weak or crazy or a failure. You’re human. And humans aren’t perfect. We’re flawed and delicate. Speak to a therapist. Talk to a friend. Exercise. Diet. Meditate. Do whatever it takes. You’re worth it. Who knows… Your story may help someone else. Like me.” — Joell Ortiz