Ruff Ryders’ in-house producers consisted of Dame Grease, PK and a young Swizz Beatz, so it’s understandable why he wanted his own production talent to shine. Dee also told New York’s FOX 5 News that DMX had completed a new album, which was scheduled to drop this summer, although those plans have now been altered a bit.
The rapper and actor will be remembered on Saturday, April 24, during a memorial service at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. The family also gave an update, confirming that there will not be a public viewing for the Yonkers MC and that the memorials will be limited to family members and friends. The “Celebration of Life” for DMX will air Saturday at 4 p.m. on YouTube. His homegoing celebration will air live on BET on Sunday, April 25.
Check out the interviews below as the Ruff Ryder CEOs discuss X’s upcoming album and how their team nearly signed with Suge Knight and Death Row Records.
