Slaughterhouse premiere new Boi-1da produced track on Shade 45 (News)

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Slaughterhouse premiere new Boi-1da produced track during Shade 45 interview [News]

Posted Aug 12th, 2012 by @_NatashaWrites | 0 Comments

New York, NY – Eminem and Slaughterhouse checked into the Shade 45 studio for an interview on their upcoming album Welcome to: OUR HOUSE where they also premiered a track off the album called “Goodbye”. The song was produced by Boi-1da and it’s really well done. It’s one of those real tracks that hits home with a lot of people. Welcome to: OUR HOUSE drops August 28th. Listen to the radio rip of the song below during the interview with Sway.

Boi-1da also produced “Our Way” which is the album’s outro. Fellow Torontonian T-Minus also produced two songs on the project including “Frat House” and “Throw That” featuring Eminem.

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Slaughterhouse – Goodbye

Produced by Boi-1da

Slur – Keep Staring ft. Joe Budden [Audio]

Twitter: @Boi1da

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Natasha was born and raised in Toronto. She graduated from York University almost 2 years ago and since then has co-founded a youth led, social enterprise called The Next Edition which uses media and art to engage youth with their community. For the past year and a half she has been working with young aspiring artists who are looking for a way to showcase their skills and have their voice heard. With juggling weekly meetings, managing a website, and planning events for hundreds of people Natasha takes refuge in urban music. Researching and knowing the latest headlines, and newest tracks in the hip-hop world is something that she loves. But more importantly for her hip-hop is a lot more than just a genre of music, it is a culture and it has shaped who she is today. Finding a way to combine her passion for music, the knowledge she has gained from working with young people and the issues she has seen in the community is a goal Natasha would like to achieve in the near future. Recently, Natasha has taken on PR work for rappers and DJs.