Eminem recreates ‘With out Me’ video for brand spanking new single ‘Houdini’

Eminem has shared ‘Houdini’, the primary single off his upcoming file – hearken to it beneath.

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Immediately (Might 31), the rapper launched the monitor, alongside an accompanying music video. The monitor will function on the rapper’s new album, ‘The Dying of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce)’, which has but to obtain a launch date however is predicted to reach someday this Summer season.

Within the video, Eminem recreates parts of his seminal ‘With out Me’ music video, with cameos from Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Pete Davidson and extra. He additionally breakdances and goes again to his blonde look from early in his profession.

Watch the music video for Eminem’s ‘Houdini’ beneath.

When it’s shared, the brand new album will mark Eminem’s first assortment of latest music since he added a verse to Juice WRLD and Benny Blanco’s ‘Lace It’ in December. Little else is understood of the upcoming album moreover that a number of tracks on the file have been produced by Dr. Dre.

Dre revealed earlier this yr that the rapper had been engaged on new materials and enlisted him for manufacturing duties. “Eminem is engaged on his personal album, which is popping out this yr,” he stated. “I really talked to him and he stated it was okay for me to make that announcement proper right here… So he has an album popping out, I’ve received songs on it and it’s fireplace.”

Eminem’s final studio album, ‘Music To Be Murdered By’, was given a three-star evaluate by NME. “Eminem’s discography as soon as appeared lopsided, youthful iconoclasm dissipating into artistic exhaustion. However now it comes throughout as a bit extra attention-grabbing,” it learn.

“These curious newer information could age properly […] The larger query is that this: ought to Eminem proceed to develop previous disgracefully, or minimize the stately determine he adopts on the transferring and impactful pro-gun management monitor ‘Darkness’?”