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The record label behind rap veteran DMX's upcoming Redemption of the Beast album has come forward to address backlash it has received this week.
A Seven Arts representative issued a statement on the LP Thursday (January 8).
“Seven Arts is pleased to release the second album from the 52 masters acquired by Seven Arts from DMX and his producers in 2012. DMX and his team fully cooperated on the production of this album. ‘Redemption of the Beast’ was the second album planned for release with DMX in September of 2012, following the release of ‘Undisputed’. These new masters represent the best of this legendary artist and offer production by some of the best in the industry. All fans are invited to listen to the music, which is the real thing, the ‘rough and ready’ of DMX. The music and artistry speaks for itself.”
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X rep Domenick Nati also issued a statement on the album this week.
“I spoke to DMX today and he was unaware of the upcoming announcement of the “Redemption Of The Beast” album. When I read him the projected track list of songs to be released X said, ‘that’s all stolen music’. DMX and myself are highly disappointed that trust was broken and that these songs may be released and sold without X’s knowledge or consent. DMX and Swizz Beatz are working on an album together and fans should look to their official social media accounts for accurate information.” ~Domenick Nati (Nati Celebrity Services) (Statement)
Producer Swizz Beatz addressed the new album reports on Instagram this week.
DMX also addressed the album reports and acknowledged Swizz’s outburst on social media.
A new press release sent to media outlets Tuesday (January 6) detailed X’s follow-up to 2012’s Undisputed album.
On Tuesday, January 13, 2015, rapper and actor DMX will release his eighth studio album, REDEMPTION OF THE BEAST. The independent release, on Seven Arts Entertainment, will include the lyricist’s latest single, “It’s Goin’ Down” and will feature 15 additional unreleased tracks. Fans can expect to hear X’s signature heavy-hitting, fast-paced lyrics, classic Ruff Ryder beats, and moments of reflection on his experience in the rap game. The album will be available to fans on iTunes. (Press Release)
The seemingly overnight album will come packed with 16 tracks and a few guest features.
1. Spit That Shit
2. Built Like A Bitch
3. On and On
4. Get Up and Try Again
5. Solid Ft. Rampage
6. I’m Gonna Win
7. It’s A Problem
8. It’s Goin’ Down
9. Shout It
10. One More Night
11. 56 Bars
12. Where You Been Ft. Freeway
13. Right or Wrong Ft. Jannyce
14. Gonna Get Mine
15. We Gonna Make It
16. Love That Bitch Ft. Jannyce (Redemption of the Beast)
This is why owning your own master matter
Don’t matter fake album or real album X is washed up.
x knows he sold them joints for a “30 of white&20 of green” haha
Can’t wait to hear sum ruff shit, sick of that bubblegum rap
Washed up or not he still making headlines