CONWAY THE MACHINE’S ALBUM ‘GOD DON'T MAKE MISTAKES’ DUE OUT SOON
Buffalo, New York-bred rapper Conway the Machine has shared a new single called “Bang,” featuring Eminem. Released via Shady/Griselda Records, “Bang” will appear on Conway the Machine’s forthcoming album God Don't Make Mistakes.
Listen to “Bang” by Conway the Machine ft. Eminem HERE.
Co-produced by Daringer & Beat Butcha with Eminem, “Bang” features additional production fromLuis Resto. Daringer is the in-house producer for Griselda Records — the Buffalo-based hip-hop label founded by Conway the Machine’s brother and frequent collaborator Westside Gunn in 2014. In addition to God Don’t Make Mistakes, Griselda will also be releasing What Would CHINEGUN Do, a collective project featuring Westside Gunn, Conway The Machine, and Benny The Butcher.
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Born Demond Price, Conway the Machine got his start rapping alongside Westside Gunn in the early 2010s, quickly emerging as one of the most skilled rappers in the region. Since breaking onto the scene with a series of independently-released mixtapes and tracks posted on SoundCloud, the two artists have earned admiration from the likes of Anderson .Paak, DJ Premier, Pete Rock, and Oscar-winning actor Mahershala Ali. In 2017, Shady Records signed an exclusive deal with Griselda Records for both Conway the Machine and Westside Gunn, making the duo the first-ever Buffalo rappers to land a record deal with major-label distribution.
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Over the course of his career, Eminem has sold over 130 million albums and 389 million singles worldwide. He was Nielsen SoundScan’s top-selling artist of the 2000s, with 32.2 million albums sold in that decade in the U.S. alone. Named Billboard’s Artist of the Decade for the same period (2000 through 2009), Eminem has also won 15 Grammy Awards and an Academy Award. His 2010 albumRecovery was the first album in the U.S. to ever go platinum digitally. Arriving in August 2018, Eminem’s recent album Kamikaze debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, selling 434,000 copies in its first week.
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