Slaughterhouse Feat. MOP “Hood Hop” Produced By Nottz (Full Master/CDQ)
Check out this new track by hip hops new super group SLAUGHTERHOUSE (Joe Budden, Royce Da 5′9″, Joell Ortiz and Crooked I).
“Woodstock Hood Hop” produced by super producer Nottz and featuring the legendary MOP. Look out for Slaughterhouse on this summers Rock The Bells Tour. Also check out their self titled LP “SLAUGHTERHOUSE” available on 8/11/09 via Slaughterhouse/ Koch Records.
Coming Soon:
Royce Da 5′9″ new EP “The Revival” available for digital download on 7/7/09 and his highly anticipated album “Street Hop” executive produced by DJ Premier on 9/22/09 via MIC/One Records/ The Orchard
Crooked I new EP “Pig Face Weapon Waist” available for digital download on 7/28/09 and album coming 2010
DL Link to Slaughterhouse f/M.O.P. “Hood Hop” (produced by Nottz):
http://www.zshare.net/audio/61857960314d5d69/
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