Eminem has done it again. Following 2018’s Kamikaze campaign, Marshall Mathers dropped another sneak-attack for fans. Like the last affair, this one comes out of nowhere. Titled Music To Be Murdered By, Em’s eleventh album features Black Thought, Royce 5’9, Q-Tip, and Anderson .Paak, among others. It also has production by Dr. Dre and Alchemist, among others.

Perhaps most notably, Em assembled Slaughterhouse on “I Will”—minus Joe Budden. Royce 5’9, Joell Ortiz, and Kxng Crooked reunite for the first time since 2018’s “Timberlan’d Up (Remix).” However, this appearance is alongside Marshall Mathers, who signed the collective to a major label. This revives the chemistry last heard on 2014’s “Psychopath Killer.” Notably, Budden sits out. The ‘House Gang co-founder is currently in retirement from Rap, and was at odds with his former employer in late 2017 through 2018. While Budden has recently said there is no beef between him and Eminem, the MC was critical of Eminem’s recent material, Shady Records’ financial responsibilities to his group, and Marshall’s alleged mishandling of Slaughterhouse production. Eminem struck back both on Kamikaze as well as in a late 2018 interview with Sway Calloway.

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