Detroit, Michigan – Eminem made a grand return yesterday with his latest song “Houdini,” accompanied by a music video featuring appearances from prominent figures like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Pete Davidson. The track samples the classic hit “Abracadabra” from the Steve Miller Band in 1982. Following the release, Steve Miller himself shared his thoughts on the collaboration.
In an Instagram post, the 80-year-old musician praised Eminem for his ability to draw inspiration from a long history of musical influences. He mentioned iconic artists who have shaped his own musical journey, expressing gratitude for being included in Eminem’s creative process. Miller commended Eminem for honoring and respecting the legacy of those who came before him.
“Houdini” serves as the lead single from Eminem’s potential final album, “The Death Of Slim Shady (Coup De Grâce).” Additionally, singer SZA recently delighted fans by sharing a unique cover of Eminem’s hit song “Lose Yourself,” showcasing her versatility and admiration for the rap icon.
The collaboration between Eminem and Steve Miller underscores the importance of acknowledging musical roots and paying homage to influential artists who paved the way. As Eminem continues to push boundaries in the music industry, his willingness to recognize the contributions of others sets him apart as an artist devoted to preserving the legacy of music.
With the release of “Houdini” and the positive reception from artists like Steve Miller, Eminem’s impact on the music scene remains undeniable. As fans eagerly await the possibility of his final album, the rapper’s dedication to authenticity and musical integrity continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.