Showing posts with label prodigy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prodigy. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Slim the Mobster talks "War Music" and meeting Eminem

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

In 2009, Dr. Dre re-invested in the West Coast, as he signed the emerging Los Angeles rapper, Slim the Mobster. At the time, Slim was also signed to G-Unit Records. Before the end of 2010, G-Unit dropped Slim, but Dr. Dre kept him on Aftermath.

Two years later, Slim the Mobster is working on his first high-profile mixtape. For the release, Slim has recruited Kendrick Lamar, Prodigy, and Snoop Dogg. With War Music being his first official release, Slim the Mobster said he was very excited.

On War Music, Slim the Mobster said he had to keep the music hardcore. The mixtape contains such tracks as "Fuck You," along with many others. Everything has come together for Slim the Mobster, except for one thing.

Being signed to Aftermath means Slim the Mobster has had the chance to meet Eminem. However, Slim has yet to have the chance to record with him. Growing up, Slim the Mobster listened to Eminem and has always wanted to work with him.

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

French Montana and Waka Flocka Flame ft. Prodigy - "Hell on Earth 2K11"

French Montana and Waka Flocka Flame have a joint street album on the way. Earlier this week, French Montana said a new single would be coming from the project soon. The first single features Prodigy and is a 2011 version of Mobb Deep's "Hell on Earth," called "Hell on Earth 2K11."

Listen to "Hell on Earch 2K11" by French Montana and Waka Flocka Flame ft. Prodigy below:

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Slim the Mobster ft. Prodigy - "Marta"

Dr. Dre's prodigy and Aftermath Entertainment artist, Slim the Mobster gets former G-Unit label-mate, Prodigy, for his new track, "Marta." Produced by Sid Roams, the track will be featured on his upcoming street album, War Music.

Listen to "Marta" by Slim the Mobster ft. Prodigy below:

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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Jay Electronica talks "Call of Duty (Modern Warfare 3)"

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Last night, Jay Electronica released a new track, named after the popular video game series, Call of Duty. His track, which features Mobb Deep's Prodigy, is named after the third edition of the Modern Warfare series.

Despite releasing the song and it building a bit of buzz, Jay said the song will not be on his upcoming album. On his Tumblr, Jay Electronica discussed his new song. The song was recorded within 24 hours and Prodigy got on the track through a Twitter conversation.

Read the entire post below:

"i wouldn’t have believed it myself if i hadn’t experienced it.


within just 24 hours, i wrote a record to give away online, summoned the legendary Infamous Mobb Deep via out of the blue tweets and we released a record together. I became a trending topic Worldwide within 3 minutes of its release and actually penetrated radio. Just heard the news that the Great Zane Lowe will premiere the record in the United Kingdom tonight as ‘The Hottest Record In The World”.

All of the above is attempted daily by major music corporations who have teams of ppl spending excessive amounts of money and still fall short of the goal. My methodology is apparently much better.

i’d like to take this time to quote my mom …”thats pretty damn good son!”

i guess it is.

and this isn’t even a single.

or even a song from my album.

its just a dope ass beat, with some (extra) dope rhymes from me and 2 of My favorite hip hop artists of all time, who woke up yesterday not even knowing they’d be on a record with me a few hours later.

Look at the atmosphere all in a stir.

if i were too bigheaded, right now is probably where i would say, “dog, look around. I’m The Fucking Man!”

good thing i’m not too bigheaded.

i wouldn’t have believed it myself if i hadn’t experienced it."

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Thursday, October 6, 2011

Prodiy tells Teenager about Sickle Cell Anemia [VIDEO]

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Saturday, October 1, 2011

40 Glocc ft. Prodigy and Various Artists - "It'z Alright"

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Prodigy ft. OX and Boogz Boogetz

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Monday, September 26, 2011

Boog Boogetz ft. Prodigy - "Supreme Flow"

With Boog Boogetz' Flyer Learning mixtape due tomorrow, another leak from the release has come. Teaming up with Prodigy, Boog Boogetz has delivered the world "Supreme Flow."

Listen to "Supreme Flow" by Boog Boogetz ft. Prodigy below:

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Prodigy ft. Ferg Brim - "Top Shottas"

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Monday, September 5, 2011

Prodigy denies snitching in "My Infamous Life"

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Upon getting out of prison, Prodigy immediately released his first book, "My Infamous Life." The book spoke of the hip hop scene, from Prodigy's point of view. Prodigy spoke on everything from Murder Inc. to his feud with Jay-Z.

Nearly everyone mentioned in the book had something negative to say about it. Cadillac Tah, formerly of Murder Inc. posted a rant on Facebook about Prodigy. Ja Rule, on the other hand, laughed it off.

Several others have said Prodigy used his book to snitch on those he does not like. Prodigy said those people must not know the definition of "dry snitching." He went on to say he is no dry snitch, nor can anything in the book land someone time behind bars.

Prodigy said the people who have had negative things to say about the book are coming out to draw attention away from how they were portrayed in the book. The Mobb Deep rapper said the truth has to be told and he did it without the witness stand.

Watch Prodigy in the interview below:

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Prodigy ft. Boogz Boogetz - "It's a Body"

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Friday, September 2, 2011

Mobb Deep to release New Album through RED Distribution

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

When Prodigy was released from prison, Mobb Deep immediately returned to the headlines. Prodigy announced new solo projects from he and Havoc, along with a new album from Mobb Deep. There were also rumors of the duo returning to G-Unit Records.

In 2009, 50 Cent dropped Mobb Deep from G-Unit under orders from Interscope Records. Despite being dropped from the label, Mobb Deep still maintained a strong relationship with 50 Cent. 50 Cent even hinted at having the duo re-join his label.

Recently, Prodigy discussed the new Mobb Deep album, which will be self-titled. Prodigy promised fans their new album would be out before the end of 2011. With the album to be released before the end of this year, fans are wondering what label will release the album. Now, the fans have been provided with an answer.

After nearly twenty years, Prodigy said Mobb Deep will finally take matters into their own hands, releasing their album through Sony's distribution company, RED Distribution.

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Maino lands Prodigy, Jim Jones, and More for New Mixtape

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

In a little over a month, Maino will release his long-awaited sophomore album, Day After Tomorrow. Before the release of his album will be his mixtape, I Am Who I Am. The mixtape is sub-titled The Album Before The Album.

Despite I Am Who I Am truly being a mixtape, Maino said he is treating it more like an album. Working with several DJs for the album, Maino said this will be a real mixtape. He will have freestyles, along with new music, for the album.

During an interview with BET.com, Maino revealed a number of guest appearances. Maino has recruited Ace Hood, Yo Gotti, Prodigy, Trina, and Jim Jones. With that type of lineup, the mixtape is truly an album before an album.

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Prodigy reflects on Recording "The Infamous"

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Recently, the Rock the Bells 2011 concert took place and Mobb Deep performed their classic album, The Infamous. The album was originally released in 1995. During his interview with Reebok, Prodigy revealed the album was inspired by his grandfather's jazz collection.

Prodigy said his grandfather was Budd Johnson, a famous jazz musician. When his grandfather died, he left his jazz collection to Prodigy. Prodigy revealed both The Infamous and their debut album, Juvenile Hell, were inspired by the jazz collection.

While working on those albums, both Havoc and Prodigy made beats. However, as time went on, Havoc focused more on the beats and Prodigy took over the rhymes. Havoc was already a good rapper, so Prodigy focused on getting his game up, too.

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

French Montana and Prodigy in the studio together [VIDEO]

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Prodigy - "Serious (The Message)"

Previously unreleased song from Prodigy.

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Mobb Deep plans New Album before end of 2011

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

When Prodigy was released from prison, he had a lot to say. The Queens rapper released a tell-all book and he discussed everyone in hip hop. Many rappers were offended with the things Prodigy stated in his book. P's fan base still wanted to hear more.

Fans have been waiting on new music for months. In addition to his own solo album, Prodigy announced a new album from Mobb Deep. Recently, Prodigy opened up about the new Mobb Deep album. He promised a lead single would be coming soon.

Prodigy told Bootleg Kev the album would be released before the end of this year. Among the producers of the new album will be Havoc, Mobb Deep's other half and the Alchemist. Prodigy also stated everything from the album will be top secret. So far, however, collaborations with Nas and Rick Ross have been confirmed.

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Troy Ave. ft. Prodigy - "Dirty Martini"

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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Prodigy talks Jay-Z and President Obama, says they are both Power Hungry

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Over the years, Prodigy has made it clear he is no fan of Jay-Z. The two have been publicly feuding for ten years. Ever since he came out of prison, Prodigy has had a lot to say about everybody and every thing. Among his favorite topics have been Jay-Z and Barack Obama.

Speaking on Jay-Z, Prodigy said he chose his side a long time ago. Prodigy feels the only things Jay-Z cares about are money and power. When he does release music, Prodigy cites how he only talks about money. Prodigy said Jay-Z does not care to use his pull to spread awareness.

Changing topics, Prodigy set his sights on President Obama, saying he is in on the plot to rule the world. Prodigy warned people to watch out for the president. Openly stating he is a believer in the New World Order, Prodigy said the only reason Obama is president is because of the bloodline he has. Prodigy said this bloodline goes back to European royalty.

Prodigy said President Obama may not know this, but he is a part of the bloodline. Along with this bloodline comes the plot to take over the world by any means necessary. However, the cool part, says Prodigy, is the fact he doesn't want people to believe he is a part of this.

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Saturday, June 25, 2011

Havoc talks new 50 Cent LP

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

Last week, 50 Cent released "Outlaw," the first single from his untitled upcoming album. 50 Cent is in the middle of re-arranging all of his business affairs. After spending most of his career with Interscope Records, 50 Cent moved his G-Unit label to EMI Records and he is considering leaving.

50 Cent has credited Interscope Records as the source of many of his recent issues both selling records and losing artists. The album he is working on is the last in his contract. In 2005, 50 added Mobb Deep to the G-Unit label. Two years ago, he was forced by Interscope Records to drop them.

With 50 Cent considering leaving Interscope Records, Havoc and Prodigy have been circling 50. Both have said Mobb Deep may end up returning to G-Unit Records. Havoc is providing production work for the upcoming album and Prodigy is also working with 50 Cent. Together, the duo has heard 50 Cent's entire new album.

Havoc said it should not come as a surprise of how good it sounds. With all of them being Queens guys, they appreciate the album having the Queens sound.

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