Big Noyd

Rapper Noyd's debut album, Episodes of a Hustla, was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances after signing with Tommy Boy Records following his standout performance on Mobb Deep's "Give Up The Goods (Just Step)." With minimal completed tracks, Havoc took the lead in piecing together the album with contributions from the extended Mobb family, resulting in a project that complemented the iconic sound of Hell on Earth.

Over the years, Noyd has built an extensive discography, including albums, mixtapes, and numerous guest appearances, solidifying his position as the unofficial third member of Mobb Deep. Recognized for his contributions to Queens rap in the mid-'90s, Noyd has become a respected veteran in hip-hop, playing a pivotal role in establishing Q-boro as a cornerstone of NYC's rap scene.