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Slaughterhouse – "See Dead People" (Prod. AraabMuzik)

  • August 14, 2012
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Despite having to put Welcome to: Our House on hold numerous times, Slaughterhouse looks like they are keeping to their promise of a pre-album  mixtape in the wake of releasing their studio LP, On The House, which was produced with Gangsta Grillz and DJ Drama. In their newest track, the Shady 2.0 foursome unleashes their fury over Lloyd Banks' "1,2,3 Grind" from The Cold Corner 2 to create "See Dead People". The super group keeps to their roots, capitalizing on their ability to freestyle off the top of the dome with such ease it's hard to believe it's not rehearsed. With features from Eminem and Black Hippy confirmed on the mixtape, things are looking promising for the Slaughterhouse crew.

Produced by AraabMuzik, "See Dead People" carries on the creepy and dark style Slaughterhouse is known for, and taking Banks' beat into their hands causes for a great end result. On The House was supposed to be release last Friday on August 10th, but to no prevail even after Royce Da 5'9 tweeted the artwork and tracklist. Time is creeping on this raw quartet as the mixtape is supposed to be released sometime before August 28th, which is the official date for Welcome to: Our House. Check out "See Dead People" and get ready for the two major August releases.  

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