Unreleased video for the Prodigy / Alchemist collaborative track from a while back. Don’t watch if you suffer from epileptic seizures.

P speaks on what it feels like to be performing The Infamous 15 years later, and the new Mobb Deep LP dropping before the new year.

Surreal moment, as Prodigy appears on network television to pub his new autobiography, My Infamous Life.

P says that the album will probably hit August or September and that a Rick Ross collao (either produced by Havoc or Alchemist) will most likely be included.

Prodigy releases a pair of new joints via Twitter for the kids (the little duns!). Pictured are P and Alchemist at HipHopSite’s now defunct retail store in 2004. LISTEN: Prodigy of Mobb Deep – “Pebble Beach LISTEN: Prodigy of Mobb Deep – “Up North Service” Prodigy of Mobb Deep – “Pebble Beach / Up North [cont.]

Sway speaks with Nas about his reconciliation with Prodigy since his release from prison, as well as Fox News’ mission to vilify Common.

Queens artist Ox puts the finishing touches on his mixtape “Danger Zone” with assistance from Prodigy of Mobb Deep. Above, Prodigy speaks on new projects he’s working on since being released from jail. Check out the song below. LISTEN: Ox – “Killer Squad” (feat. Prodigy of Mobb Deep) Ox – “Killer Squad” (feat. Prodigy of [cont.]

Released from prison just about a month ago, Mobb Deep’s Prodigy serves up something for the fans in the form of The Ellsworth Bumpy Johnson EP, a free release presented by Complex Magazine. Built around clips from the 1997 film Hoodlum (of which Mobb Deep lent the title track), P loosely takes on the roll [cont.]

He calls Jay-Z a “crumb” in this video. At least according to the real Illuminati.

WELCOME from Creative Control on Vimeo. Mini-documentary from the Creative Control fam, as they travel to Queens, NY to see what life is like for Prodigy on the outside.

Update: Here it is! New free EP from the H.N.I.C. drops tomorrow (4/19) via Complex. We’ll be posting links here as well…. Here’s a peek…. 1. The One & Only (Produced By Sid Roams) 2. Go Off (Produced By Sid Roams) 3. Black Devil (Produced By Sid Roams) 4. Twilight (Feat. Havoc) (Produced By Sid [cont.]

P shows off his post-prison physique via Twitter, and also announces, The Elsworth Bumpy Johnson EP, hitting April 19th. We’ll have it here too, of course.

Prodigy calls into Whoo-Kid’s show about reuniting with Nas for “Dog Shit”, as well as upcoming collaborations with Curren$y, Jim Jones, Waka Flocka, and Tony Yayo. There’s also a drunk porn star in the house.

Can you say “Camel Toe” on the radio? Just curious. LISTEN: N.O.R.E. – “Bottles Go Bang” (feat. Prodigy + Styles P) Via: 57th Ave

This sounds like a winner; surely it’s gotta be better than “It’s Mine”. Havoc tweeted the artwork out, look for the single on Itunes soon. Update: That didn’t take long. LISTEN: Mobb Deep – “Dog Sh*t” (feat. Nas; prod. Alchemist) Mobb Deep – “Dog Sh*t” (feat. Nas; prod. Alchemist)

Funk Flex debuted this last week, marking the official return of Mobb Deep since P’s release. We’ll break our no-tags rule for the M-O-Double-B. LISTEN: Mobb Deep – “Love Ya’ll More”

Al says P is better since his release from prison….

P seems different…. Last week (March 7, 2011), Prodigy (Albert Johnson), 1/2 of the legendary Mobb Deep crew was released from a 3 1/2 year prison bid for a gun charge conviction. I had the opportunity to meet with and interview him last Friday. Looking fresh and rejuvinated, Prodigy was very open and forthcoming as [cont.]

After serving three year sentence for weapon possession, Prodigy was released yesterday from Mid-State Correctional facility. In the above clip, he speaks on his recent release and future plans.

Prodigy is due home soon from his recent up north trip, and will usher in the release of his autobiography, My Infamous Life, as well as his Selfish skateboard, featuring art by P himself.