Cee Lo Green rides shotgun with Slaughterhouse in the teaser for “My Life,” the lead single off their Shady Records debut Welcome to: Our House, due this summer. The hip-hop supergroup—Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, and Royce da 5’9”—reflect on their rags-to-riches story in the clip.

“This song is a celebratory record that would not exist if it wasn’t for [the fans],” said Royce da 5’9”.

The full video premieres June 20.

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Goodie Mob continued its reunion tour with a stop on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Tuesday night. Decked out in L.A. Kings jerseys to celebrate the hockey team’s championship win, the Atlanta group performed their victorious anthem “Fight to Win,” their first new song together in 11 years. Earlier in the show, frontman Cee Lo Green sat down with Kimmel to discuss the Kings, his diamond teeth, and the group’s return to music.

“We weren’t ever severed completely, it was just a hiatus if you will,” said “The Voice” coach. “We went our different ways and did solo projects here and there. Mine took me this direction and I’m coming back home, pretty much the same as the Kings bringing the [Stanley] Cup home.”

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Cee Lo Green and his Goodie Mob bandmates united at the Billboard Music Awards to perform their empowering anthem “Fight to Win.” Dressed in all white, the hip-hop group also paid homage to the Beastie Boys with a cover of “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!).” Watch them celebrate the life of Adam “MCA” Yauch, who passed away from cancer earlier this month.

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Cee Lo Green takes ‘em to church with Goodie Mob on the soulful “Is That You God?” from the upcoming movie The Obama Effect, in select cities July 13. The Atlanta group looks to a higher power on the spiritual tune. “I can’t see and it sure ain’t me, it must be God,” sings Cee Lo. Hear their praises.

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Slaughterhouse put it down for the streets and now they aim for the clubs with their single “My Life” featuring Cee Lo Green. The radio-friendly record, which hits iTunes on May 15, samples Corona’s 1993 dance smash “The Rhythm of the Night.” “This is the motherfu**ing life,” sings Cee Lo on the explicit hook, as Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz, and Royce da 5’9” exchange vicious verses. The group’s Shady Records debut Welcome to: Our House is due this June.

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Cee Lo Green reunited with his Goodie Mob bandmates on “The Voice” last night to debut the group’s new single “Fight to Win.” Dressed as warriors in metallic gold suits with glowing teeth, the Atlanta collective performed the courageous track, which will be used as the theme song for the NBA. The elusive André 3000 even stopped by the show to watch them perform.

“It’s really a special song and you can tell it’s a continuum of what Goodie Mob stands for,” Cee Lo told Sway on “Sway in the Morning.” “It’s definitely African Americana.”

Cee Lo, Khujo, T-Mo, and Big Gipp have recorded 10-15 songs for their upcoming album Age Against the Machine, but a release date has not been set.

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Cee Lo Green forwent his flamboyant wardrobe for a comfortable Nike tracksuit during his appearance on “The Late Show with David Letterman.” “The Voice” star, who will launch his Las Vegas residency “Loberace” in August, had the audience laughing as he read the “Top Ten Signs You’re a Terrible Singer.” All “Voice” hopefuls, pay attention to Mr. Green.

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Cee Lo Green is taking his act to Vegas. The innovative showman has officially announced his Las Vegas residency, set to kick off in August.

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