H.N.I.C. by Albert Johnson

H.N.I.C. by Albert Johnson

"Simultaneously a fast-paced crime drama and an engrossing, unsentimental moral tale, H.N.I.C. peers into the dark heart that underpins the codes of loyalty and friendship, betrayal and vengeance." --Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Pappy tries to break out of the game before the head of his crew, Black, gets them all killed. Against his better judgment Pappy agrees to do one last job, but only because it's the price of his freedom. He knows Black can't be trusted. He knows his "brother" would rather see him dead than let him walk away. Yet he still agrees to do the job because Black isn't the only one who can't be trusted. Sometimes you have to kill for what you want.

Further developing the stark realism and uncompromising streetwise narratives of his lyrics, H.N.I.C. cements Prodigy's position as one of the foremost chroniclers of contemporary urban life. Simultaneously a fast-paced crime drama and an engrossing, unsentimental moral tale, H.N.I.C. peers into the dark heart that underpins the codes of loyalty and friendship, betrayal and vengeance.

With his trademark style of hard-core, reality-based music, Albert Prodigy Johnson (1974-2017), one half of the hip-hop success Mobb Deep, sold millions of albums, performed across the world, and recorded with the elite of hip-hop, R&B, and rock. Prodigy, who was born with the hereditary condition sickle-cell anemia, has spent his life battling pain and advocating for a nutritious diet, spiritual enrichment, and a happy, productive existence.