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.
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.”
Prodigy connects with his Mobb Deeb brethren Havoc and legendary Wu-Tang Clan member Raekwon on a new track called “R.I.P.”
June promises a lot of quality music. Outside of the obvious projects, fans will receive a collaborative album from Prodigy and The Alchemist called Albert Einstein on June 11. With days to go before it releases, the duo deliver a cinematic visual for a track called “YNT” that’s set appear on their independent LP.
Many counted out Mobb Deep after a very public falling out last year. Luckily, the legendary duo have since reconciled, and are currently prepping a new album. Sermon of SermonsDomain.com caught up with the Queensbridge natives at The Crocodile in Seattle to discuss the aforementioned project, the concept behind the title of P’s forthcoming LP with Alchemist, Albert Einstein, […]
When Prodigy and The Alchemist connect, quality street music is sure to follow. Previous collabs like Alchemist’s 1st Infantry, Prodigy‘s H.N.I.C. and their 2007 joint album Return of the Mac display the duo’s synergy. The same is undoubtedly promised on their forthcoming collaborative piece Albert Einstein.
Prodigy shares a sick new cut called “Give Em Hell.” Havoc just dropped a new solo record called “Tell Me To My Face” last week, so it shouldn’t be too much of a surprise that his Mobb Deep co-d, we hope, drops one of his own, too.
