Even with various legal woes and drug problems plaguing him over the last decade, his supporters are not about to count him out.
"We're thrilled to be working with DMX," said Shapiro."His fan base continues to support him, and he is still clearly able to produce good music. We believe that great things will come from our partnership."
With the help of his new record label Seven Arts Music, DMX has released the singles, "Already," and "I Don't Dance," featuring Machine Gun Kelly -- both of which have received much radio play, prior to the release of the actual album.
To learn more about Big Jake Music and DMX's newest album, visit www.bigjakemusic.com.
Stars like DMX (pictured) are breathing new life into old-school hip-hop and rap.