Big L "Harlem’s Finest: Return Of The King" (Album Stream)

Big L's Harlem’s Finest: Return Of The King is a posthumous release that celebrates Big L’s lyrical brilliance and features unreleased gems, rare freestyles, remastered classics and more. Harlem’s Finest: Return Of The King features contributions from Nas, Method Man, Mac Miller, Jay-Z, Showbiz, Herb McGruff and others. The album is intended to both preserve and elevate Big L’s legacy as one of hip-hop’s most gifted lyricists and is the result of Mass Appeal, Nas and the rapper’s family and estate all working together to ensure its completion. The artist’s family wrote: “Big L has a long history with Nas as they both signed to Columbia in 1992. This is a full circle moment and we are excited for y’all to hear what we’ve been working on. As some of you may have noticed, many Big L songs have been removed from streaming services over the past few years. Those songs were unmixed/unmastered, samples were not cleared and many of the producers weren’t paid or credited properly. Thanks to the team at Mass Appeal we will be re-releasing the best versions of these songs, rare freestyles and a few surprises...” Harlem’s Finest: Return Of The King is the fifth installment in Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It… series of records by hip-hop trailblazers, following Slick Rick’s Victory, Raekwon’s The Emperor’s New Clothes, Ghostface Killah’s Supreme Clientele 2 and Mobb Deep’s The Infinite. Rest In Peace, Big L. Listen to the album below...

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Mobb Deep "Infinite" (Album Stream)

Mobb Deep returns with Infinite, the duo’s final studio album via Mass Appeal. The project unites unreleased vocals from Prodigy with new production from Havoc and longtime collaborator The Alchemist, extending the sound that defined Queensbridge and reshaped New York rap. Across the record, guests add texture without diluting the core: appearances include Nas, Clipse, Jorja Smith, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Big Noyd, and more. Lead-up singles “Against the World,” “Taj Mahal,” “Down for You,” and “Look at Me” set the tone — grim, cinematic, and precise — before the full album’s release. Infinite closes one of hip-hop’s most influential stories with intention — both tribute and continuation — affirming why Mobb Deep’s voice still cuts through. Rest in Peace to the legend, Prodigy - Havoc paid an excellent tribute to P with this release. Listen to the LP below...