Eminem new album 2016 release date after launch of Skylar Grey's new single

Skylar Grey has just released the music video for her new song "Come Up for Air" produced by rap superstar Eminem. But could this mean that the "Lose Yourself" rapper will also come out with a new album as well?

Eminem's highly anticipated return to the recording seen has been eagerly awaited by his fans for a while already. But the "Rap God" singer appears to be spending his time helping other artists instead of working on his own project.

On her official website, Grey revealed that Eminem helped her a lot with the new single from the "Natural Causes" album.

"Marshall [Mathers] gave me a lot of great feedback, so I rewrote the lyrics like three times, but I finally got to a place where we both really love it," the Grammy Award-nominated artist said. "Lyrically, it's coming from a darker place. It's about loving somebody so much you'll wait your whole life for that person even if it means you die waiting. That's the power of real love. It can hurt."

Aside from producing music for other artists, Eminem also got his hands full as he joined fellow rapper Drake during the latter's Detroit gig in August. Drake even referred to him as "the greatest rapper that ever get on a mother---ing microphone" when he introduced him onstage.

Eminem also used his social media presence in August by asking his Facebook followers to donate to Kids in Need Foundation's program for the impoverish public school students from Flint, MI.

While Eminem's camp remains silent about a possible new album for 2016, Billboard came out with the rapper's five best remixes of all time. The report features the songs "Lose Yourself," "Cleanin' Out My Closet," and "Without Me" that came out in 2002, "Business" featuring Notorious B.I.G. in 2003 and "Love the Way You Lie" featuring Rihanna in 2010.

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