Eminem New Album 2013: Labor Day Release Of Dr. Dre Collaboration Excites Rapper Fans

Eminem New Album 2013: The rumors keep swirling and the anticipation for the eighth studio album being released in July has now been moved to around Labor Day in September or maybe even later.

With the careful work that Eminem puts into a new album, 2013 is like any other year that fans await new music from the 40-year-old rapper from Detroit.

It has been three years since his last release, but the new Eminem album in 2013 will be coming off "Recovery" in 2010. That album won Top Billboard 200 Album award and the Best Rap Album at the Grammy Awards. The album sold over four million in the U.S. alone. He sold a few million more worldwide.

This untitled album gets more time and effort put into it since Eminem himself hinted at the release date in July. Now, the album has been pushed back to the fall time.

"It's safe to say that it will be post-Memorial Day at some point, but we're not exactly sure when," Shady Record President and Eminem manager Paul Rosenberg said in a statement. "We've got some dates locked in for him to perform live in Europe in August, so we're trying to see what else lines up."

In March, Dr. Dre said that he did indeed work on the album with Eminem. No I.D. has also been confirmed to be a producer on the album.

Eminem is the executive producer of Skylar Grey's first studio album, "Don't Look Down." The rapper is also a guest on the album that was released on July 9, which also features Big Sean, Travis Barker and Angel Haze. The Eminem single can listened to here.