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Friday, 29 October 2010

Eminem And Dr Dre Back In The Lab again

Today during the “The Morning After” show with Angela Yee, the “Mistress of The Morning”, we got an update on one of Eminem’s current projects. “The Morning After Show” plays on Shade 45, the “completely uncensored hip-hop radio station created by Eminem.

To commemorate Shade 45’s 6 YEAR ANNNIVERSARY, Em’ called up REEF the Streetz and spoke on a thing or two. During the interview, he confirmed another single is to be released off “Recovery” and that he’s currently in the studio working with Dr. Dre.

Friday, 22 October 2010

Producer Nottz states Dre "got records that will shut people down".


Veteran producer Nottz has been been working with Dr. Dre and Aftermath artists since 2000, so it's not surprise that he has insight on Dre's upcoming album, Detox.

What may surprise fans, however, is that the man behind beats like Snoop Dogg's "That's That Shit" and Kanye West's "Barry Bonds" is going solo. In an interview with HipHopWired.com, Nottz revealed some details about his album.

In the interview, Nottz also revealed that he had a hand in producing the intro to Detox, as well as "a couple of other joints on there."

"Man, I'm waiting for the joint to drop. Like come on man. You have been recording for years, let's do this. He got records, he got records that will shut people down. Make you don't even want to do records no more. Like, aw man, I'm doing this for no reason. Its dudes like this that makes me want to just quit. But he got some records man, its crazy."

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

One of Dre's protege producers finally unleashed!


Dr Dre not only develops Artists, he also upbrings Prodcuers.  This time it's Dawaun Parker who has been at Dre's label for quite some time now and will finally soon release his new album 'The Decision'.  Below is his first single 'Lost', co-produced by Dr Dre.



'That was the most incredible experience in my career,' Jim Jones Talks Getting 'Coached' By Dre

The Diplomats' reunion has been filled with plenty of highlights so far, from the release of their rousing banger "Salute Me" to the Harlem collective appearing on TV together for the first time in years during the 2010 BET Hip-Hop Awards. Adding to the highlight reel, they recently hit the studio with Dr. Dre to work on their forthcoming project.

According to Jim Jones, the West Coast legend visited them at the urging of music executive Jimmy Iovine.

"Shout-outs to Dre, that was the most incredible experience in my career," Jones told MTV News at last week's Diesel-sponsored Only the Brave concert. "Dr. Dre came to our studio, which was even more incredible. That was dope. We got to do a few songs with him. He coached me a bit.

"Jimmy Iovine gave us the link to him," he added. "That's a good man."

That Iovine, the chairman of Interscope/Geffen/A&M, aligned Dipset with Dre has only added to speculation that the New York crew is gearing up to ink a recording contract with Interscope Records, as first reported by Billboard.com.

Earlier this month, however, Juelz Santana declined to come clean about their future business plans — just yet.

"We'll wait for all of us [to be] together to announce the move we're making," Juelz explained to MTV News. "We were all in the studio, though."

Over the summer, Cam'ron revealed the collective had completed almost 10 songs for their comeback set. Jones said once the principals cleared their personal troubles, returning to the studio was second nature for them.

"It's a good feeling," Jones said. "Everybody just comes to the table with their best. It's brotherly competition so it only makes it better. Above all, we came back together for the brotherhood. We grew up together, so there was a love that was lost there. We regained that and it's time for music." 



Friday, 15 October 2010

Fans can look forward to a cinematic experience says Rico Love

While songwriter/producer Rico Love celebrates the recent success of chart- climbing tracks like Nelly's 'Just a Dream,' the Miami resident is also preparing for a possible future hit with powerhouse beatmaker Dr. Dre.

The songwriter -- who scored his first placement with 'Throwback' off Usher's'Confessions' album -- recently teamed up with the West Coast producer to formulate ideas for his highly anticipated opus 'Detox."

We was just vibing a little bit," Rico tells The BoomBox. "He invited me out to L.A. to hear his album. I was so in love with the music that he already had, it was kinda overwhelming how good the stuff was. I was kinda like, 'Wow, you don't even need me.' We came up with some dope ideas."

During their studio session, Rico was taken aback when Dre admitted to knowing much of the accomplishments on his resume, which include writing the lyrics to Dirty Money's 'Hello Good Morning' and the 'Sex & the City' theme song, 'Labels or Love'"

[Dre] let me know he was a fan of my work and things I've done," he shares. "It made me gain a whole new respect for Dre because for him to say he was a fan of my work I'm like, 'You're Dr. Dre!' But that just lets you know that he's really still involved in the art of the music that he can be a fan of somebody else that's not even done a quarter of the stuff he's done. I have a new admiration and respect for him."

Though several songs have leaked off Dre's forthcoming album, Rico remained quiet when asked about new track titles or featured artists set to appear on the fina product. He did promise that fans can look forward to a cinematic experience. "The only thing I could say is how grand and how big the music sounded," Rico reveals. "It's classic Dr. Dre to me. It ain't trying to conform to what's going on today. He's continuing with his sound and his consistency. The songs are just amazing. It trumps most of the things that are out right now."

Source - http://www.theboombox.com/2010/10/15/rico-love-joins-dr-dre-for-detox-sessions/

The Diplomats’ Recording Session With Dr Dre (Video)

Ever since “Salute” dropped, we’ve been hyped about this reunion of Jones, Killa, and Juelz. Now, from the looks of it, Diplomatic Immunity 3 is really going to happen! This exclusive clip features football player-size Dr. Dre chopping things up in the lab with Harlem’s formidable sons. And to quote Capo’s words, Dr.Dre’s “the greatest.” Oh, how we miss those glorious days when New York was flooded with extra-extra-large t-shirts, and pink bandannas, with kids on every corner reciting the verses off “Dipset Anthem.” 

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Source - http://www.complex.com/blogs/2010/10/15/wake-n-watch-the-diplomats-recording-session-with-dr-dre-exclusive/