It’s been a long time coming, but Mobb Deep finally have a new LP on the way. From it, we receive a tune titled “Say Something” for your listening pleasure.
Prodigy and Roc Marciano on an Alchemist produced track? Hell yes. Such is the case with “In Heaven’s Home,” off the the BAU Presents The Good Book project by The Alchemist & Budgie.
Here’s a treat for Mobb Deep, or more particularly Prodigy fans. A year after the veteran MC teamed up with producer The Alchemist to deliver the Albert Einstein EP, the duo give fans an updated version featuring four new tracks.
Last week, Hitmen producers Sean C and LV announced a forthcoming collaborative mixtape with Play Cloths, titled Loud Dreams Vol. 1. The first sampling is a track titled “Where’s Your Leader?,” featuring Prodigy, Bun B, Remy Banks, and CharlieRED.
Fourteen years ago, Big Pun passed away but his legacy still lives on. Not only for being one of the most lyrically gifted rappers ever, but for also for being the guy he claimed he was on his records.
While focusing on Mobb Deep’s upcoming album, group member Prodigy dips into he and The Alchemist’s Albert Einstein stash to deliver a clip for “IMDKV.” This is pure grittiness in visual form, if that’s your thing.
Mobb Deep has been going strong for 20 years now and to celebrate, the duo has announced a fan-supported campaign for their upcoming studio album, The Infamous Mobb Deep. Also, Havoc and Prodigy plan to embark on a nationwide tour in March after a slight break in the action.
Fans have waited patiently for Mobb Deep‘s new album, since the veterans reconciled in 2012. Well, as per an announcement from the legendary duo, The Infamous Mobb Deep will finally see the light of day March 2014.
Grand opening, grand closing. That’s how fast fame can come and go. And when you consider how finicky Hip-Hop fans are; rappers truly tread a fine line between greatness and has been status.
The 2013 A3C Hip Hop Festival kicked off last night (Oct. 2) in Atlanta, with a convergence of rappers, artists and fans swarming to several venues to take in the sights. With a staggering amount of lectures, films, in-store events and concerts, it is nearly impossible to take it all in but Hip-HopWired will be […]
This is what I want to hear from a rapper from the concrete jungle. Rising rapper Troy Ave calls on a couple of OGs in Raekwon, N.O.R.E., and Prodigy to represent the home team on “New York City.”
There’s a certain grit and grime attributed to any byproduct of Mobb Deep. With that in mind, how could you expect anything less from Prodigy‘s visual for “Dough Pildin.”
