Eminem fans, the wait is almost over! The tracklist for the highly anticipated album, The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce), has been officially revealed, sending waves of excitement through the music world. Set to drop this Friday, July 12th, this 19-track project promises to be a profound exploration into the complex and often controversial psyche of Eminem’s iconic alter ego, Slim Shady.
Just days before the album’s release, Apple Music gave fans the first look at the complete tracklist on July 10th. This reveal follows the unveiling of the album’s striking cover art, which depicts Slim Shady emerging from a body bag – a powerful visual metaphor hinting at the thematic undertones of closure and rebirth that the album is expected to delve into. The artwork and title itself, The Death Of Slim Shady, have already sparked intense speculation and anticipation about the direction of Eminem’s new music and the narrative he intends to weave.
The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce) Tracklist: A First Look
For those eager to dissect every detail, here is the complete tracklist for Eminem’s The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce):
- Renaissance
- Habits
- Trouble
- Brand New Dance
- Evil
- All You Got (skit)
- Lucifer
- Antichrist
- Fuel
- Road Rage
- Houdini
- Breaking News (skit)
- Guilty Conscience 2
- Head Honcho
- Temporary
- Bad One
- Tobey (featuring Big Sean and BabyTron)
- Guess Who’s Back (skit)
- Somebody Save Me
This tracklist offers a tantalizing glimpse into the album’s potential. Tracks like “Renaissance” and “Somebody Save Me” suggest themes of transformation and vulnerability, while titles such as “Evil,” “Lucifer,” and “Antichrist” point towards a darker, more introspective exploration of Slim Shady’s persona. The inclusion of multiple skits also indicates a narrative-driven album, a hallmark of Eminem’s iconic discography.
“Guilty Conscience 2” – A Nostalgic Nod to the Past
One track that is already generating significant buzz among longtime Eminem enthusiasts is “Guilty Conscience 2.” This sequel to the classic 1999 hit “Guilty Conscience,” which featured Dr. Dre, promises to be a highlight of the album. Dr. Dre himself has confirmed his involvement in Eminem’s latest project, further fueling expectations for this revisited collaboration. Fans are eager to see how Eminem and Dr. Dre will recapture the magic of their original hit and what new twists they will bring to this sequel.
Lead Singles “Houdini” and “Tobey” Set the Stage
In the weeks leading up to the album announcement, Eminem dropped two singles that have already made waves. “Houdini,” released on May 31st, made a spectacular debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Global Charts. The track, known for its complex wordplay and provocative lyrics, immediately became a talking point due to its sampling of Steve Miller Band’s “Abracadabra” and its commentary on contemporary issues, including the Megan Thee Stallion incident and cancel culture.
The second single, “Tobey,” featuring Big Sean and BabyTron, arrived on July 8th. This track marked Eminem’s first collaboration with the rising star BabyTron and his fourth with Big Sean, further showcasing Eminem’s ability to bridge generations and styles within the rap genre. Their previous collaborations, including tracks like “No Favors,” “Friday Night Cypher,” and “Detroit Vs. Everybody,” have all been fan favorites, making “Tobey” another eagerly awaited addition to Eminem’s collaborative catalog.
Anticipation Builds for July 12th Release
With the release date rapidly approaching, the anticipation for The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce) is reaching fever pitch. Eminem’s ability to consistently reinvent himself while staying true to his core artistry has cemented his place as a rap icon. This new album is poised to be another significant chapter in his illustrious career, offering fans a deep dive into the mind of Slim Shady and promising a listening experience that is both thought-provoking and musically innovative. Mark your calendars for July 12th – the day Eminem’s The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce) arrives.