Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Havoc is moving and shaking on a crisp October afternoon, heading into our interview in a SiriusXM greenroom right after talking ...

The Alchemist has confirmed a new Mobb Deep album is in the works, with unreleased Prodigy verses and Nas officially involved in the project. The Alchemist has given fans a long-awaited update on his ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The album blends unreleased Prodigy vocals with new verses from Havoc and production by The Alchemist. Guest features span ...

Mobb Deep's first album in over a decade is set to feature some powerful collaborations with Hip-Hop's finest. On Wednesday, September 17, Mobb Deep's Havoc posted the tracklist for the duo's upcoming ...

Havoc confirmed a new Mobb Deep album titled Infinite is finished and features unreleased Prodigy vocals with production from The Alchemist. “We got a new Mobb Deep album on the way,” Havoc revealed, ...

Legendary hip-hop group Mobb Deep is keeping momentum high with the release of “Taj Mahal,” the second single from their forthcoming album Infinite, arriving October 10, 2025, via Mass Appeal. The new ...

The new Mobb Deep album has been a long time in the making. Back in 2018, Havoc revealed that he was working on a new album. "The way that I'm reflecting on it is just trying to keep the legacy alive, ...

Eight years removed from Prodigy’s untimely death, Mobb Deep is heavily in the air right now. The NYC hip hop duo’s classic 1995 album The Infamous just topped Pitchfork’s The 100 Best Rap Albums of ...

Newly reunited rap group Mobb Deep is working on their first album in nearly five years. Since group member Prodigy was released from prison in March, after serving three years, the Queens duo finally ...

The rap superstar drops three albums and addresses his ongoing rivalries and feuds with Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole and more. We break it all down. It all starts with the production, which ranks among ...

Despite the bands recent history of lackluster music, Infinite feels less like a cash grab and more like a carefully curated love letter to Mobb Deep’s legacy. Prodigy’s verses, gritty, introspective ...