Joe Budden & Joell Ortiz Speak On The Recording Process For New Album

    According to rappers Joe Budden and Joell Ortiz not much has changed when it comes to the recording process for their sophomore album. The two Slaughterhouse members recently spoke with AllHipHop.com in regards to the recording process and shared that the only difference now is that they have more time and more money to dedicate towards their album

    oeWell, the first one was six days this one was like 67 days, said Ortiz when comparing the recording process for both Slaughterhouse albums. oeI(TM)m just saying that we have a lot less time restraint. We(TM)re feeling free to be artists. We(TM)re working with different producers. We(TM)re spreading sessions out.

    Budden also spoke on the fact that Slaughterhouse has more time to record this album and also revealed that they now have more money allocated to their project.

    oeI think that the process is the same, Budden explained. oeWe picking beats in unison. We all going in different rooms, different beats, different verses, different zones so the process is the same but like Joell said we have more time and we have more money allocated to be able to do something. So now we just sit in a session and say ~Hey, maybe Nicki Minaj would sound good on that(TM)I think it(TM)s safe to say each one of us are approaching it like it(TM)s the most important album of any one of our careers.

    When asked who they worked with this time around that they didn(TM)t have the opportunity to work with for their debut album both Budden and Ortiz didn(TM)t hesitate to mention Eminem.

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    30 thoughts on “Joe Budden & Joell Ortiz Speak On The Recording Process For New Album

      1. YMCMB is the future of hip hop. Why do they bother writing about this other shit. This site should focus on following wayne when he in the clubs smashing bitches.

    1. niki minaj would sound good on that, that would maybe that last artist a beat would inspire me to think of. hopefully this isnt a cliche album which i believe it might be.

    2. i like the fact they dont show them selfs on cam huged up with girls drinking wine acting like they made it and look at me. their humble and show ppl how they record, and if they was to do that they would do it off cam.its basically real shit not staged

      1. Even thou they said nicki might sound good doesn’t mean they’re gonna collab with YM. Shady is the best for them, wut other camp still does hip hop lyricism like Shady??? Shady past>>>D12, Obie, Stat, 50, creek, cashis

    3. please Slaughterhouse……..no YoungMoney collabs………….no Nicki Minaj . If Ya’ll do collabs with them type garbage then ya’ll r going against what ya’ll represent…………pure hip hop lyricism. Eminem does collabs like that cause he done putted out classics dam near on his own (besides dre’s help). ya’ll r tripping, Joell has always be puggy lol. Makes him more funny as hell when he spits.

    4. 1. Yaowa (Intro) (Produced by DJ Premier)
      2. What They Want (Produced by DJ Premier)
      3. Rain feat. Raekwon (Produced by Jake One)
      4. 20 Dollars (Produced by Havoc)
      5. Horror Movie feat. Royce da 5’9″, Crooked I & Joe Budden (Slaughterhouse) (Produced by The Alchemist)
      6. What’s the Word (Produced by Frank Dukes)
      7. Winded (Produced by Large Professor)
      8. Help feat. Faith Evans (Produced by Just Blaze)
      9. Rewind (Produced by The Alchemist)
      10. Winding on Me (Produced by Frank Dukes)
      11. Size ‘Em Up feat. Action Bronson (Produced by The Alchemist)
      12. Ride Out (Produced by Mr. Porter)
      13. Act Stupid (Produced by DJ Premier)
      14. Oh No (Produced by The Alchemist)
      15. No Happy Ending (Produced by S1)

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