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Slaughterhouse member Crooked I releases the visuals for “Struggle” which really allows you to focus on the ill lyrics Crooked is dropping.

Cyhi The Prynce links up with 1/2 of Slaughterhouse for the remix to “Huey”. Enlisting Joell Ortiz and Royce Da 5’9″ for the Black Panthers themed single Cyhi drops some knowledge about the civil rights activist on the remix to his “Black Hystori” single.

Joell Ortiz finally feels like he made it. His Heatmakerz produced single “House Slippers” is the first from his upcoming project of the same name. After running around the world with Slaughterhouse and label hopping for his solo work he has finally settled into a deal with the revamped Penalty Entertainment (Sony RED) for his first solo effort since 2009.

Crooked I of Slaughterhouse talks about the writing process behind one of his favorite Slaughterhouse records, “Offshore,” produced by DJ Pain 1.

After hinting for a few weeks, Slaughterhouse finally releases their new anticipated mixtape “House Rules.” The 10 track mixtape is the groups second mixtape collectively and the follow up to the successful “On The House” project. Download Mixtape | Free Mixtapes Powered by DatPiff.com

Slaughterhouse hits us with a preview to one of their new tracks that they have been working on titled “I Am What I Am” produced by araabMUZIK

  While working on their latest release Slaughterhouse drops off their new single “Party”. Sporting production from Cardiak and Just Blaze the single finds the crew picking up right where they left off, heavy on the bars and light on the b.s.

Long Beach veteran emcee Crooked I drops his new single “Beautiful Murder”. Going the solo route the Slaughterhouse rapper laces intricately layered bars over an instrumental from King Dave.

The Slaughterhouse crew drops by the BET Hip Hop Awards for their chance to spit flames in the cypher. Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5’9″, Joe Budden, and Crooked I all take turns going in.

New York native and Slaughterhouse member Joell Ortiz gives us the visuals to his single “Cheers From The Crowd”. Boasting production from Statik Selektah “Cheers From The Crowd” finds Joell spitting his real life experiences in a way that can deliver chills to even the most casual of hip hop listeners. http://youtu.be/h7JH28_pUdU