Eminem is currently signed to Aftermath Entertainment, Shady Records, and Interscope Records. His primary label affiliation is with Aftermath Entertainment, where he's been since 1998 when Dr. Dre first signed him.

Shady Records is Eminem's own record label, which he founded in 1999 alongside his manager Paul Rosenberg. While he releases music through this label, it operates as an imprint under the Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records umbrella.

The relationship between these labels works in a hierarchy: - Interscope Records serves as the major distribution partner - Aftermath Entertainment is Dr. Dre's label where Eminem is signed as an artist - Shady Records is Eminem's own imprint that he uses to sign and develop other artists

Throughout his career, Eminem has maintained this stable label situation, which has proven incredibly successful. Every studio album he's released since "The Slim Shady LP" (1999) has been through this combination of labels, resulting in over 166 million records sold worldwide.

The only notable change in Eminem's label history was his early affiliation with Web Entertainment, where he released his first album "Infinite" in 1996, before signing with Dr. Dre and Aftermath Entertainment.

This three-label partnership has been instrumental in Eminem's success, providing him with both creative freedom through Shady Records and the marketing power of major labels like Aftermath and Interscope.

For those interested in specific releases, all of Eminem's major albums from 1999 onwards have been released under this label combination, including his most recent works. This consistent label relationship has been one of the longest-standing and most successful in hip-hop history.

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