Showing posts with label Neek The Exotic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neek The Exotic. Show all posts

Friday, August 20, 2021

Large Pro & Neek The Exotic - XTRA€XOTIC - 2021


LP - 2021 - Hustle Don't Stop Entertainment, LLC.



Large Pro and Neek The Exotic deliver a 10-Track LP entitled "Xtraexotic" featuring Pharoahe Monch, Q-Tip, Raw Watts & Innocent and produced by Large Pro, The Alchemist and Bumpy Knuckles. I don't know at the moment if a physical format will be released... it's only available digitally for now.




Saturday, June 5, 2021

Neek The Exotic - Hustle Dont Stop - 2021

 

LP - 2021 - Revorg Records 

The legendary Queens-based emcee Neek The exotic is back with a new version of his album entitled "Hustle Dont Stop" originally dropped in 2012 featuring production from Confidence (of Rashad & Confidence), The Audible Doctor, AlterBeats, Big Malk, Tommy Tee and guest appearances from O.C., Sadat X, Large Pro, Mickey D, Satchel Page and Mayhem Lauren. It also included 2 versions of the song "Rappers Step Up To This" remixed by Oliver Sudden and Downstroke. 



It will be released on the UK-based label Revorg Records on Vinyl, CD & Cassette, on July 1st 2021.

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Wednesday, August 15, 2018

Interview : The House List - Ep. 94 - Neek The Exotic & Large Professor




"For episode 94 I traveled deep into Flushing, Queens to record a conversation with Neek The Exotic and Large Professor. People across the globe will be familiar with the Main Source song "Fakin' The Funk" (from the 'White Men Can't Jump' soundtrack) which introduced the world to the voracious vocal delivery of Neek The Exotic. Large Professor needs no introduction as one of New York City and the genre of hip-hop on a whole, he is one of it's great producer/MC's. In this quick hour convo, I go back and forth with the two lifelong friends, dialoging about their work together and separately. Neek has a brand new album streaming everywhere right now entitled 'Hell Up in Queens'. It features Large, Q-Tip, Freddie Foxxx and more. With Large, I tried to touch on some productions and moments in his career that might not have been covered - all in the context of the few block radius many of the most well known Flushing-based hip-hop artists live and grew up in. I close with a track from Neek's new album." - Peter Agoston






Tuesday, April 8, 2014