Producer Just Blaze just uploaded this very short video of him and Dre, in which Dre states "4 20". Although April 20th falls on a Wednesday, Dre hints that Detox will finally arrive for consumption on cannabis day.
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Monday, 17 January 2011
Aftermath producer Dawaun Parker interview
Dawaun Parker was interviewed at Conspiracy Worldwide Radio at the end of 2010. He touched various topics including dre, detox, eminem and other stuff.
Fans who are unsure of the idea of other in-house Aftermath producers working on Detox should listen to this, to learn how much Dawaun Parker - Conspiracy Radio Interview Parker and other Aftermath producers have put in quality contributions to various projects in the past.
Click below to download the 35 minute interview.
Sunday, 16 January 2011
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
"I need a doctor" to be officially released in February?
According to a list of releases - it shows that the Dre feat Eminem & Skylar Grey track "i need a doctor" is to be official released on the 1st February.
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Thursday, 6 January 2011
Snoop and Detox secrecy
For hip-hop enthusiasts, 2010 was the year in which the imminent release of Dr. Dre's long-awaited Detox album finally started to seem like a reality. Originally set to hit stores in 2004, Dre's supposedly final album was repeatedly delayed for a number of reasons, not least because of his obsessive perfectionism and his commitment to producing other artists. But in late 2010, two tracks from the album appeared online: "I Need a Doctor" featuring Eminem and "Kush" featuring Snoop Dogg and Akon (check out its official video here). Just before the holidays, we were lucky enough to get on the phone with Snoop, and we asked him what he knows about Detox, now scheduled for a February release. 1diggdigg
Below, Snoop talks about his mentor’s secrecy and how much of the album he’s actually heard.
That nigga don’t play that shit for me. He’s not gonna be playin’ it from top to bottom. If anything, he’s gonna play what he wants me to get on, and he’s gonna play me a couple songs he feels comfortable about, but Dr. Dre is very secretive. He don’t just play his shit like the average hip-hop artist, when you come to sessions and they play you their whole album and ask you how you feel about it. He ain’t like that. He may play one or two songs from his album, and he’ll be workin’ on the songs so you can’t get a grip on what he’s doin’, but you understand whatever he’s doin’ he’s gonna be great at it.
So yeah, he knows just about as much as you do.
Below, Snoop talks about his mentor’s secrecy and how much of the album he’s actually heard.
That nigga don’t play that shit for me. He’s not gonna be playin’ it from top to bottom. If anything, he’s gonna play what he wants me to get on, and he’s gonna play me a couple songs he feels comfortable about, but Dr. Dre is very secretive. He don’t just play his shit like the average hip-hop artist, when you come to sessions and they play you their whole album and ask you how you feel about it. He ain’t like that. He may play one or two songs from his album, and he’ll be workin’ on the songs so you can’t get a grip on what he’s doin’, but you understand whatever he’s doin’ he’s gonna be great at it.
So yeah, he knows just about as much as you do.
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Monday, 3 January 2011
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