Tracklist for Eminem's Relapse Confirmed

The tracklist for the much awaited Relapse has been confirmed.

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via hiphopdx.com

Last week, HipHopDX revealed the artwork for Eminem's upcoming album, Relapse [click to view]. A collage of prescription pills forming the rappers face.

As word got around that Eminem's new album would be released this year, rumored tracklists were put up almost instantly. Showcasing fake tracks like "Legends" featuring Nas & Jay-Z. The rumors can come to a rest as the final tracklist has been released.

01 Dr. West (Skit) 01:29
02 3am 05:20
03 My Mom 05:20
04 Insane 03:01
05 Bagpipes From Baghdad 04:43
06 Hello 04:08
07 Tonya (Skit) 00:43
08 Same Song & Dance 04:08
09 We Made You 04:30
10 Medicine Ball 03:57
11 Paul (Skit) 00:19
12 Stay Wide Awake 05:20
13 Old Time’s Sake f. Dr. Dre 04:35
14 Must Be The Ganja 04:03
15 Mr. Mathers 00:42
16 Deja Vu 04:43
17 Beautiful 06:32
18 Crack A Bottle f. Dr. Dre & 50 Cent 04:58
19 Steve Berman (Skit) 01:29
20 Underground/Ken Kaniff 06:19

According to iTunes, Em will be releasing two more singles before the album hits shelves on May 19. "Old Time's Sake" featuring Dr. Dre (May 5) and "Beautiful" (May 12)

Eminem Has Been In The Studio

Well...I personally don't like Em. But I think he's talented. I'll probably check this out.

Via HipHopDX.com

It’s no secret that Eminem has been avoiding the limelight for some time now. In 2008, he sits four years away from his last solo effort Encore [click to read], and is two years removed from the fatal night that saw the tragic death of his best friend and fellow D12 member Proof.

However, Em may finally be ready for the stage again as Entertainment Weekly caught word from Bishop Lamont [click to read] that Eminem has recently been in the studio, and that he’s heard “some amazing stuff.”

A fellow member of the Aftermath camp, Bishop Lamont has been around Eminem long enough to understand the situation at hand. “He's been quiet too long, and he's got a lot to get off his chest,” stated Lamont, referring to Proof and other incidents that have occurred in the last four years.

Knowing that Eminem faced many struggles and adversities to get to this point though, Lamont appropriately described the process that has manifested within Em. “He went through what he had to go through, and now he's been able to take all the pain and stress and put it out in his music.”

To reiterate Lamont, the label (Aftermath/Shady) also confirmed that Eminem has indeed been in the studio.