Eminem Signs Publishing Deal For 2 New Albums

[Epidemik]

cool..

[RTReaper]

With his upcoming "Relapse" album being his sixth studio album, not including his highly successful "8 Mile" film soundtrack or even his "Eminem Presents: The Re-Up" Shady Records compilation album, Eminem has of course fulfilled his contractual obligations with Universal Music Group, who owns Interscope Records.

So it's no surprise that Eminem signed a new worldwide publishing deal with Universal Music Group Publishing yesterday (May 12th). The new deal includes "Relapse" and it's sequel, obviously titled "Relapse 2." Eminem's long-time manager and business partner Paul Rosenberg recently said "We are excited about the future of our continued relationship with UMPG, and we look forward to many more years of chart-topping success together."

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Why does it say With his upcoming "Relapse" album being his sixth studio album, not including his highly successful "8 Mile" film soundtrack or even his "Eminem Presents: The Re-Up" Shady Records compilation album when Im only aware of SS Lp; MM Lp; The Em Show; and Encore, what other 2 albums did he release, not including 8mile and Re Up?

[DrRapid]

Why does it say With his upcoming "Relapse" album being his sixth studio album, not including his highly successful "8 Mile" film soundtrack or even his "Eminem Presents: The Re-Up" Shady Records compilation album when Im only aware of SS Lp; MM Lp; The Em Show; and Encore, what other 2 albums did he release, not including 8mile and Re Up?

These are the 6 studio albums he's made, you already mentioned 5:

Infinite
The Slim Shady LP
The Marshall Mathers LP
The Eminem Show
Encore
Relapse

These don't count as his studio albums:

The Slim Shady EP doesn't count because it's just an extended play.
Eminem Presents: The Re-Up is a compilation/mixtape.
8 Mile Soundtrack, as the name says, it's a soundtrack not an album.
Curtain Call: The Hits is a compilation.