Rapper DMX recently revealed that his next album would be his last and final due to what he deems a fake recording industry plagued with payola. "The soundtrack ["Cradle To The Grave"] is the next joint that’s coming out," DMX told AllHipHop.com. "I’m on there, it’s some hot joints on there. It’s more people but, I can’t remember. My next album is not a game and that’s also my last album." While DMX said that he was retiring from rapping, he would continue in the music business as the head of his Bloodline Records imprint. "A person can walk up to you and feel like they know you," DMX continued. "You pretty much bared your soul to them and for somebody to call it a game it’s like you taking away from what it really is." DMX said that he is finishing his next album and is writing almost four to five songs per day. "Cradle To The Grave" hits theaters February 28
Rapper DMX recently revealed that his next album
would be his last and final due to what he deems a fake recording industry plagued
with payola.
"The soundtrack ["Cradle To The Grave"]
is the next joint that’s coming out," DMX told AllHipHop.com. "I’m
on there, it’s some hot joints on there. It’s more people but, I can’t remember.
My next album is not a game and that’s also my last album."
While DMX said that he was retiring from rapping,
he would continue in the music business as the head of his Bloodline Records
imprint.
"A person can walk up to you and feel like
they know you," DMX continued. "You pretty much bared your soul to
them and for somebody to call it a game it’s like you taking away from what
it really is."
DMX said that he is finishing his next album
and is writing almost four to five songs per day.
"Cradle To The Grave" hits theaters
February 28
