Re: Obie Trice quitte Shady Records

par **A Lil Zeker** le Lun 30 Juin - 1:08

Rien que le site web de Shady Records a pas été mis à jour depuis des années. Ce label est mort et enterré, Obie a bien fait de se barrer. Stat Quo n'a jamais rien sorti, les D12 sont carrément plus productifs en solo, Bobby Creek et Cashis espèrent...

par **A Lil Zeker** le Lun 30 Juin - 17:47

Obie Trice - The Giant

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Obie s'explique à propos de son départ de Shady Records et sa décision de lancer son propre label "Worldwide Hustle".

par Zaibacker le Lun 30 Juin - 19:48

Bas si il fait toujours de bon son c'est tout ce qui m'importe.
Avec son propre label il aura pas de limite à ses envies, enfin sans doutes moins qu'avec Shady Records même si il était bien pote avec Em', j'veux dire là c'est vraiment l'occaz de faire tout ce qu'il veut sans contraintes.

par **Blacko** le Lun 30 Juin - 20:46

Déjà posté Zeker regarde bordel.
Very Happy

par vato le Lun 30 Juin - 21:30

le son est bon pr une mauvaise news...

par **Dirty J.Peyton** le Mer 2 Juil - 10:09

Following the heavy circulation of Obie Trice's new single "The Giant" signalling the Detroit rapper's departure from his situation with Shady Records and it's parent company, Interscope, the brass at Shady issued a statement Monday (Jun 30) reaffirming its support of Trice's decision.

"Shady Records has agreed to allow Obie Trice to pursue his craft in a
different forum free from the constraints of the current major label
model," Eminem's long time partner and manager Paul Rosenberg told
AllHipHop.com.

Sources on the web have erroneously reported that the new explanatory
track released to the web on Sunday (Jun 29) included lyrics meant as a diss to his former label and Eminem, who added Trice to the label's
roster in 2000.

At issue was the song's opening verse, on which Trice raps "Guess it
was meant / for me to branch off from my caucasian friend" and "Nope,no more 2nd place to Eminem / question if i was 2nd is the question to many men."

"Eminem will continue to support and work with Obie on many levels of
his career," Rosenberg stated frankly. "He remains a close friend and
member of the Shady family."

During his time as a Shady/Interscope artist, Obie Trice's two albums
which were well received critically, established the artist as Eminem's heir apparent.

The first, 2003's Cheers, sold over 500,000 copies worldwide, while its follow-up Second Round's On Me found slightly less commercial support.