Here to provide you with hell on earth are a few Hip Hop murderers to remind you of how sinister the sound of beats and rhymes can get. Land your feet on the ground of "Murderland" as Profitt connect With Prodigy & producer Lewis Parker. LP provides a haunting background of strings paired with neck-snapping drums for an overall vibe of rawness to set the tone for dangerous rhymes.
Ain't nuthin' but a gangsta party as AZ, Rae & Prodigy profile like some young Al Pacino's over the rugged production of Buckwild for a collabo which brings about visions of gun smoke, New York street life and competitive rhyme writing on "Save Them". S.O.S.A. visits the Murder Master Music show in 2017 to reveal his future plans as a lyricist and let people know what he's been up to in-between projects. Check for the interview with AZ at the 48:40 mark in the audio stream.
In Spring of 2017, The Infamous duo of Prodigy of Mobb Deep and Big Twins come through to rock dat shit for The Blue Note Jazz Club in NYC. To celebrate Capital P's debut LP "H.N.I.C.", the energy of a live band adds a new dimension with the sounds of this landmark New York Hip Hop album to boost your adrenaline.
"Last summer, Prodigy and The Alchemist released their sophomore collaborative album entitled, Albert Einstein. Along with feature assistance from Raekwon, Havoc, Roc Marciano, Domo Genesis, and Action Bronson; the slept on project generally remained in our playlist when music releases got dry. Today, the pair offers up four more tracks in a bonus EP dubbed P=mc2, which has no features. Those of you who are still listening to the original version can head over to iTunes right now and extra addition of tracks to your original playlist."
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It's A Queens Thing: The Music Of Tony Touch, Prodigy + ALC, LEX718 & Onyx
By JR on 11:22 AM
Filed Under: Alchemist , Hip Hop - Queens , Jazz , LEX 718 , Onyx , Prodigy , Tony Touch
The Hip Hop sound of Queens continues to make it's voice known in 2013 and beyond in the form of legends who show their skills are still sharp and new innovative artists. Let's take a trip through the borough of greatness in the music of Tony Touch, Prodigy, LEX718 and Onyx.
Chicago's m.e.tet play off the influence of a dark Queens Hip Hop classic with their expansive approach to modern Jazz. "Last Days" builds off the moody bassline and keys of Onyx's original song with a new and exciting journey of dedicated Jazz improvisation and arrangement. Fans of this song should be in for a surprise as m.e.tet completely transforms it with their imagination.
Video: Ghostface, Rah Digga, Kid Capri, Sheek Louch & Prodigy Perform at Prospect Park, June 2012
By JR on 8:14 PM
Filed Under: Ghostface , Kid Capri , Mobb Deep , Prodigy , Rah Digga , Video (Live Performance) , Wu Tang Clan
5 of New York's finest get together to rip the stage with classics from their catalog with an additional 20 minute DJ set by Kid Capri live from Brooklyn's Prospect Park, summer of 2012. Footage courtesy of toneriggz.

