Legends, Prodigy (HNIC) & Alchemist recently released critically acclaimed Albert Einstein and were performing at A3C when we caught up with them. They had them talking real in a disgusting bathroom.

Title track to Troy Ave’s New York City: The Album, coming soon.

You have heard Grammy Award-winning trumpet player Maurice “Mobetta” Brown before. After all, he’s appeared on LP’s from Santigold, Ski Beatz, John Legend, Talib Kweli, Cee-Lo, Diddy, Musiq Soulchild and countless others; but you heard his trumpet and not his voice. Think Louis Armstrong and his trumpet uploaded for the 21st century to a Hip-Hop [cont.]

Fresh off of winning his very first Grammy with Tedeschi Trucks Band for Best Blues Album of the year in 2012 (Maurice was the horn arranger for the 11-piece ensemble), Maurice “Mobetta” Brown has also appeared on LP’s from Santigold, Ski Beatz, Prodigy, Talib Kweli, Cee-Lo, Diddy, Musiq Soulchild and countless others. Maurice is prepping [cont.]

Prodigy and Alchemist discuss the pros and cons of New York and LA. Brisk Bodega is presented in partnership with Noisey, VICE Magazine’s music channel. It’s a go-to spot for music, culture, style, art, and more. Updated daily, the Brisk Bodega provides fun, smart, and original content curated by Noisey staff.

Prodigy of Mobb Deep speaks with Whoo Kid on 20 years in hip-hop, the next Mobb Deep album, his new book H.N.I.C., Havoc’s new book, a new Mobb Deep documentary by DJ Stretch Armstrong, and his heavy drug usage days.

The West Coast trio of Durag Dynasty (Planet Asia, Tristate, and Killer Ben) recruits frequent Alchemist collaborator Prodigy for “Fish Meat”, off their debut album “360 Waves”. Album in stores now. Director/Editor Ryan Spencer

Prodigy and Alchemist dropped by the Shade 45 studio to kick with Statik Selektah and the Showoff crew. Of course Statik gave them the opportunity to rhyme. Tune in to Showoff Radio each and every Thursday from 8p till Midnight EST on Shade 45.

P sits in with The Breakfast Club to speak on his excellent new LP with Alchemist, Albert Einstein, beefing with havoc, the next Mobb Deep album, and more.

From P and Al’s excellent Albert Einstein LP. Directed by Shomi Patwary.

Prodigy of Mobb Deep and Alchemist give an hour long, in-depth interview to Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds of the Juan Epstein show.

From the recently reviewed Albert Einstein LP, available now.

It was a sad day in the year of the group’s 20th anniversary, that we saw Mobb Deep suddenly break-up, after Havoc publicly blasted Prodigy via Twitter, followed by a leaked audio recording of Hav spitting more vitriol towards P. While rumors of the group’s demise date back almost a decade, they have always kept [cont.]

Prodigy talks about having the most fun in Japan, doesn’t like fake titties, girls calling him by his real name “Albert”, his EP with Alchemist Albert Einstein, wanting to go to DR, beef with Capone-N-Noreaga & more. Interesting reveal at the 4:30 mark: P says Alchemist is doing “all the music” for Grand Theft Auto [cont.]

Not a Jeezy cover. Albert Einstein in stores June 11th.

Music Video by Prodigy featuring Domo Genesis performing YNT (Young and Thuggin). Directed By Jonathan Andrade, from the album, Albert Einstein, hitting next Tuesday.

P and Al deliver full album snippets from their Albert Einstein LP, ahead of it’s June 11th release on Infamous Records.

Prodigy of Mobb Deep will release his second “Infamous Novel” on July 16th, with H.N.I.C.”, a collaboration with writer Steve Savile. The title is taken from his 2000 debut solo LP of the same name, and is a follow-up to his first book, My Infamous Life: The Autobiography of Mobb Deep’s Prodigy.

From the collaborative LP, Albert Einstein hitting June 11, 2013.

Prodigy (Mobb Deep) and Sean P live cypher from Boiler Room Rap Life NYC.