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Mobb Deep

Queensbridge duo who reunited for a double album featuring Nas.

Mobb Deep

Mobb Deep is the American hip-hop duo composed of Havoc and Prodigy. Their eighth studio album, The Infamous Mobb Deep, was released on April 1, 2014, and features guest appearances from Nas on the album. Nas also appears on the second disc, The 1994 Infamous Sessions, which contains unreleased tracks from the recording sessions of their second studio album The Infamous (1995).

Quick Facts

Background
group_or_band
Alias
Poetical Prophets
Origin
Queens, New York City, U.S.
Discography
Mobb Deep discography
Genre
East Coast hip-hop / hardcore hip-hop / gangsta rap
Years Active
1990–2017
Label
4th & B'way / Island / Loud / RCA / Columbia / Jive / G-Unit / Interscope / Violator / Infamous / BMG / Mass Appeal
Past Members
Havoc / Prodigy

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Lore & Background

Mobb Deep's connection to Nas is documented on their 2014 double album The Infamous Mobb Deep. The album's second disc, titled The 1994 Infamous Sessions, contains unreleased tracks and recording sessions from their 1995 album The Infamous, and includes guest appearances from Nas. Prodigy stated that the unreleased material would contain never before heard verses by Nas, among others. The album also features a guest appearance from Nas on the main disc.

Reader's Guide

To hear Mobb Deep's collaboration with Nas, listen to their 2014 double album The Infamous Mobb Deep. Nas appears on the main disc of new original music and also on the second disc, The 1994 Infamous Sessions, which features unreleased material from the recording sessions of their classic 1995 album The Infamous. The album was released on April 1, 2014, by Havoc's HClass Entertainment and Prodigy's Infamous Records. The duo had reconciled after a 2012 feud, with Prodigy stating, 'At the end of the day, the music is the most important thing and our love for each other it's only right we're gonna get right back to work.'

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