Quiet Storm
Mobb Deep
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About Mobb Deep
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Mobb Deep was the New York rap partnership of Havoc and Prodigy, who began performing together as the Poetical Prophets while teenagers. Juvenile Hell preceded their move to Loud Records and the 1995 album The Infamous. Hell on Earth and Murda Muzik followed, the latter including Quiet Storm. Havoc's production and the duo's rapping developed a dark, narrative approach that also continued through the later album Infamy.
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Mobb Deep - Sony Music Japan biography
Explicit Havoc/Prodigy partnership, teenage Poetical Prophets identity, album/label sequence, Quiet Storm, production and narrative style. The source's Shook Ones title typo, blanket Queens-birth implication, chart claims and current-label wording are omitted. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
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