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Eminem Announces New Double Album 'Shady XV'
08/26/2014
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(Radio.com) For their 15th anniversary, Shady Records are giving the world a gift: their best music. Yesterday (Aug. 25) Eminem announced his new album Shady XV will be released in November 24.

The double-album will include Eminem's new duet with Sia, "Guts Over Fear" and a collection of the label's greatest hits from 50 Cent, D-12, Obie Trice and, of course, label head Eminem.

Stans for Shady Records can rejoice: this is going to be a two-album collection. One for the greatest hits and one album of brand new material. See who will be included in the new material here.

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