Mobb Deep-Infinite (Coming 10/10) Official Thread

[T.H.E. Goat]

My favorite posthumous release that was pieced together (and not just a body of work previously made before death and released after death) is One of the Best Yet by Gang Starr. It's so crazy because none of the songs were made while Guru was alive. Most posthumous albums are full songs that mostly just need to have features added and be sequenced together.

The Gang Starr one was just random Guru verses that Preem needed to assemble beats for and make songs out of. For that reason, I was expecting it to be trash and Preem knocked it out the park.

The music nerd in me really would love to know the detailed process of how that and this new Mobb Deep album were made. When were certain verses made? What projects were they for? What stuff had to be changed, etc.

Swear I was just thinking about the bolded as I was listening to the new single. I want to say this was a P verse Alchemist provided, but I don't know if P and Hav ever did any music before he passed. It definitely doesn't sound like HD era P content wise.

 

[Ziggiy]

 

[Ziggiy]

Swear I was just thinking about the bolded as I was listening to the new single. I want to say this was a P verse Alchemist provided, but I don't know if P and Hav ever did any music before he passed. It definitely doesn't sound like HD era P content wise.

Hav and P had some work done but it was very little. Whereas Alchemist literally has drives worth of Prodigy verses and songs

 

[Bless't]

Cant wait.

 

[Grand_Verbalizer]

I’m pretty sure they finished the album shortly before Phife passed. Phife was even the one who came up with the album title.

It has "Lost Somebody" (One of my favs) so it wasn't completely finished for sure, The solo tracks + Jarobi handling more verses Imma guess it was 75/80
done, I'm considering production/post production, sequencing etc. too

 

[L $ C]

for me this is the best lead single of any of the mass appeal releases

 

[L $ C]

Hav and P had some work done but it was very little. Whereas Alchemist literally has drives worth of Prodigy verses and songs

interesting, so why do you think they used an already released P verse on first single?

 

[Figaro]

"See you on the other side"

 

[zerorequiem]

This single is like stepping outside in the morning with the sun coming up. Birds chirping, just grateful to be alive. A breath of fresh air. I'm excited for the album. Feels good to hear P again.

 

[Ziggiy]

interesting, so why do you think they used an already released P verse on first single?

Maybe Havoc felt it fit the production of the song better.

 

[Ziggiy]

 

[mundL]

I couldnt imagine a better tracklist honestly

what is happing here

 

[TheDarceKnight]

interesting, so why do you think they used an already released P verse on first single?

It's all about what fits best bro. I think this was a perfect lead off single. Feels timeless.

 

[mobbinfms]

Tracklist looks amazing

 

[TheDarceKnight]

1. Against The World (prod. Havoc)
2. Gunfire (prod. Alchemist)
3. Easy Bruh (prod. Havoc)
4. Look At Me (feat. Clipse) (prod. Havoc)
5. The M. The O. The B. (feat. Big Noyd) (prod. Havoc)
6. Down For You (feat. Nas & Jorja Smith) (prod. Havoc)
7. Taj Mahal (prod. Alchemist)
8. Mr Magik (prod. Havoc)
9. Score Points (prod. Alchemist)
10. My Era (prod. Alchemist)
11. Pour The Henny (feat. Nas) (prod. Havoc)
12. Clear Black Nights (feat. Raekwon & Ghostface) (prod. Havoc)
13. Discontinued (prod. Havoc)
14. Love The Way (Down For You Part 2) (feat. Nas, Kool G Rap, & H.E.R.) (prod. Havoc)
15. We The Real Thing (prod. Havoc)

Track 5 feat. Big Noyd can be heard below. It's fire. Noyd sounds dope af now too. I want a full Noyd project.