With From King to a GOD, I wanted to show growth how much I’ve grown as an artist and how much I’ve grown as a man,” Conway said in a statement to Pitchfork. “Typically, when I create an album, I tend to focus on being the best rapper and having the best bars. Peep it below.Īside from that, Conway has also dropped a new single off the album, joining forces with Wu-Tang veteran Method Man on ‘Lemon’. It features Freddie Gibbs, Westside Gunn, Benny the Butcher, Havoc, Lloyd Banks, DeJ Loaf, the Alchemist, Daringer, Erick Sermon, Hit-Boy, and more.
The tracklist is not too different from the one he teased through Instagram last month. Watch Eminem, Dr.Today, the Buffalo rapper has shared some details surrounding the project including the official tracklist. Over a repost from Marshall, he wrote:ġ5 years later, the very first video I did for Em has finally been released. So when Eminem informed his followers about releasing visuals from his vaults, James was bursting with excitement in his Instagram story. Especially if it had been shelved for over 13 years. The most recent Em’s collaboration with James Larese is his joint with Snoop Dogg, “ From the D 2 the LBC”.īut the first project was difficult to forget. Eminem - “Homicide”, and Marshall’s solo projects “Survival”, “Berzerk”, “3 a.m.”, “Darkness”, “Fall”. Eminem & Royce Da 5’9 - “Fast Lane”, Eminem Feat. Slaughterhouse & Yelawolf - “Shady”, Bad Meets Evil Feat. Royce da 5’9, Big Sean, Danny Brown, Dej Loaf & Trick-Trick - “Detroit vs Everybody”, Eminem Feat. We could only assume Eminem was pleased with the result as this project was just the first one on the long list of his collaborations with director James Larese. Still, something intervened, and instead of the official premiere, fans only got a series of controlled leaks from the video creators. The “Crack a Bottle” visuals were expected to drop in mid-March 2009. But only one of them got its share of fame. He directed two videos for “Relapse”: “Crack a Bottle” and “3 a.m.”. Since his debut music video for The Black Eyed Peas in 2005, he had bagged projects with Lil Wain and Kanye West before proceeding to make a video for the three-headed monster: Eminem, Dr. James started working in the industry under the name Syndrome. The first video James Larese made for Eminem was listed in his filmography but was never officially released until now.
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