Super producer Just Blaze was a in a sharing mood yesterday (Oct. 23), when he decided to dig in the vaults to unearth two dope tracks from the unreleased Slaughterhouse album, Glass House.

“I just found the slaughterhouse album,” he wrote on X. “Jesus this is great. I might do the lords work.”

Slaughterhouse consisted of Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, Royce Da 5'9, and Crooked I (Kxng Crooked). Just Blaze said he was inspired to share more music following the death of legendary producer, The 45 King. "45 king didn’t die for us to hold on to a bunch of Music," he wrote on X. "More to come eventually."

Back in June, Just, who's also produced hits for for Cam'ron ("Oh Boy"), Kendrick Lamar ("Compton"), Kanye West ("Touch The Sky"), and Jay Electronica ("Exhibit C"), among many others, was featured on AMERICAN SOUNDS. He talked about his work with Roc-A-Fella Records.

“We knew that what we had was special, but we couldn’t have predicted the longevity of so many crews,” he said. “There was so much music in that short amount of time. And that was really because we had so many great creative minds under one roof. It was a lot of sleepless nights. Like I always tell people, these bags under my eyes are permanent.”

Check out the Slaughterhouse records above.