Mobb Deep – Eye For An Eye video featuring Raekwon (Live In NYC)

Consequence – Wax Museum video featuring Havoc [In Studio Perfromace]

Movies On Demand 2 is on the way!

Havoc – Smells Like 9/5 / Sex Tape video (Starring Roxy Reynolds)

Directed by The ICU.

Havoc “Smells Like 9/5 / Sex Tape” [Trailer]

Havoc & Adult Film star Roxy Reynolds take it all the way to the OB-GYN clinic. Video for “Smells Like 9/5 & Sex tape” Coming Soon.

Havoc – Letter to P video

From Now On mixtape out now.

Available May 5th for Download on iTunes World-Wide

KRS-ONE & BUCKSHOT unveil the first song off their highly anticipated album “SURVIVAL SKILLS” in stores August 25th on Duck Down Records.

ROBOT, produced by Havoc of Mobb Deep, is a hard-hitting track that showcases KRS-ONE & BUCKSHOT in true form, highlighting the current auto-tune trend in Hip-Hop and exposing the copy-cat mentality that has rappers hiding behind “the program.” Stepping outside the factory that Hip Hop has become, the duo lead the charge in the battle for originality.

The video for ROBOT is being filmed this week by Todd Angkasuwan in Brooklyn, New York with BET providing exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage.

“Survival Skills” has confirmed features from Mary J Blige, Slug, of Atmosphere, Immortal Technique, K’NAAN, Talib Kweli, Sean Price, Naledge of Kidz In The Hall, Smif N Wessun, Rock of Heltah Skeltah and Geo of Blue Scholars.

Production on the album includes tracks from Havoc, of Mobb Deep, 9th Wonder, Black Milk, Marco Polo, Moss, Coptic, KHRYSIS! and Ill Mind

To read the lyrics from ROBOT visit KRS-ONE & BUCKSHOT’s LYRIC BOOK

Download the track here

Havoc – Heart Of The Grind video from his new album Hidden Files

Sample My Melodyz Inc. is proud to announce a new partnership with Multi-Platinum producer Havoc of Mobb Deep. Havoc is renowned among hip-hop fans as one of the prominent figures of the East Coast Renaissance of the mid 1990s for his hard-hitting and stripped-down beats complementary to the RZA’s work on Wu-Tang Clan projects. Havoc’s credits include producing many of the tracks on Mobb Deep albums, as well as production credits on a variety of artist releases such as Method Man, Nas, Onyx, The Notorious B.I.G., Jadakiss, Styles P, The Game, LL Cool J, 50 Cent, G-Unit, Lil’ Kim, and La The Darkman. President Roget Romain says, “I am very excited to have Havoc as part of Sample My Melodyz.” Romain continues, “I have been a die hard fan of Mobb Deep since the beginning and Havoc is one of the groups’ best producers. I look forward to collaborating with Havoc to provide great melodyz to the up and coming producers that visit SampleMyMelodyz.com.” Look for Havoc’s original melodyz available soon on Sample My Melodyz.

www.SampleMyMelodyz.Com is a creative tool for producers created by various well known producers in the recording industry today. The site is currently featuring Multi-Platinum Producer Red Spyda (credits include: Grand Theft Auto Soundtrack, 50 Cent, Eminem) Ben Grimm of The Now & Laterz (credits include: Game, Bow Wow, Lloyd, R. Kelly) and underground kings Thorotracks (credits include: Planet Asia, Poison Pen, Ali Vegas). Samplemymelodyz.com Inc. provides users with the opportunity to purchase and download a variety of melody content from various genres of musical styles. The website also provides the ability to download legal templates for use in music industry business.

Lead-single, “I’m The Boss,” from Havoc’s solo-debut, The Kush (9-18-07),

DEBUT FROM Havoc OF MOBB DEEP

The Kush TO BE RELEASED
ON SEPTEMBER 18TH, 2007

Mobb Deep’s Havoc To Release Debut On Nature Sounds

NY, NY—–Nature Sounds Records announces the eagerly-anticipated debut, The Kush, from Mobb Deep’s Havoc.

Havoc is one half of the musical force that rap fans have to come to know and love as Mobb Deep. For the past 14-years, Havoc (along with partner Prodigy) have become one of Hip-Hop’s most influential entities and has released a string of indelible LP’s including acclaimed classics like The Infamous, Hell On Earth and Amerikaz Nightmare. To date, Mobb Deep has sold over 4 millions records.

While Havoc’s partner Prodigy has already leaped into the solo-realm, Havoc has previously not done so due to a hectic recording schedule with Mobb Deep where he has produced some of the most essential Hip-Hop tracks of the last decade (“Shook Ones Pt.2,” “Drop A Gem On Em,” “Quiet Storm,” and “The Learning” among just a handful of classics) and due to the fact that he is one of Hip-Hop’s most sought after producers (as he has previously worked with a who’s who list of artists including: Nas, Capone & Noreaga, Foxy Brown, 50 Cent, LL Cool J, Mariah Carey, Lloyd Banks, The Game, Jadakiss, Lil Kim, Method Man, Notorious B.I.G., etc) as Havoc reaffirms “I was always ready (to drop a solo-album), but the reason why it took me so long is because the timing wasn’t right. I was always working on Mobb Deep material and working with other artists and I used allot of the material I was going to use for a solo-LP for Mobb Deep records.” However, that all changes with the release of Havoc’s debut, The Kush, (the prequel to his official solo-LP) on 9-18-07.

Havoc’s debut has been buzzed about for quite some time and is eagerly anticipated by the group’s fan base and fans of the duo’s hardcore brand of NY hip-hop. Over the years, Havoc’s eerily chilling production has influenced countless producers, set the bar for NYC producers and become the identity for the “Queensbridge sound.” That trend continues with The Kush, as the LP is entirely self-produced by Havoc and as he laments he’s keeping it grimy “basically, The Kush is dark and gutter, I really wanted to go that direction.”

Forsaking littering The Kush with numerous guest-appearances, Havoc choose to keep things entirely in-house and make it an all-family endeavor by design states Havoc “Besides Prodigy, I did not want a bunch of big stars on it, as it would have taken away from the real objective of the LP, which is grimy and down to earth.”

After working with virtually every big name artist in the Urban genre and creating some of the most timeless music Hip-Hop fans have had the pleasure to lay ears upon, Havoc did not need to step out of his zone to stay motivated for The Kush, as he states “the thing that keeps me motivated is just my love of music, I just love to create. The Kush represents me as an individual and my growth as a producer and lyricist.”

The Kush; another Queensbridge classic!

Tracklisting and credits for Havoc’s The Kush:

1.) NY For Life (produced by Havoc)
2.) I’m The Boss (produced by Havoc)
3.) By My Side f/40 Glocc (produced by Havoc)
4.) One Less Nigga (produced by Havoc)
5.) Ride Out f/Nyce (produced by Havoc)
6.) Balling Out f/Un Pachino (produced by Havoc)
7.) What’s Poppin Tonite (produced by Havoc)
8.) Class By Myself f/Nitti (produced by Havoc)
9.) Set Me Free f/Prodigy & Nyce (produced by Havoc)
10.) Be There (produced by Havoc)
11.) Hit Me Up f/Un Pacihno (produced by Havoc)
12.) Get Off My Dick (produced by Havoc)