1. Millenium
2. Xtra P For President
3. Slickmoney
4. We Have A Winner
5. Mathematics
6. Skyline Pool
7. Cool Out
8. Don't Change
9. Shotz Fired
10. The Highst
11. NY At Night
12. Good In the Hood
13. A Caint Stop
14. Oh Winz
15. Third Guitar
16. We Pro Gress
BONUS TRACKS
17. Disco Club
18. Hood In The USA

Back again is Large Pro with Beatz Vol. 2! A new batch of soulful street beatz that real hip hop fans will love. Included on this project are the soulful "Xtra P For President”, “A Cain't Stop”, and “Don't Change" to name a few. True B Boy flavor rocks on with Beatz Vol. 2 by Large Pro. This full length CD and Limited Edition Double Vinyl is a must have for Rappers, DJs or fans of original Hip Hop. CD length: 60 Minutes / FULL COLOR ARTWORK & RECORD JACKET.

Large Pro Biography

In this multi-diversified game that we call Hip Hop, there are very few within the culture that can truly be considered a genius at what they do. One Pioneer that has earned such a title is Large Professor. As a teenager growing up in [Flushing] Queens, Extra P quickly became addicted to the music he heard – created on the streets of New York City. He quickly started honing his skills as a DJ, mastering his skills as an MC and dug deep into his mental to create hot beats. Large Pro wasn’t satisfied with just being good, he wanted to become a Hip Hop aficionado of the first order.

While in High School, LP met up with the members of the group Main Source. Also during this time, Large Pro was forming relationships with the likes of Prodigy [Mobb Deep] and DJ Premier [Gang Starr]. Many may not know that DJ Premier actually credits Extra P with showing him how to master the SP-1200 (Hip Hop’s ultimate beat machine). Based on the philosophy of one-hand washes the other, Primo reciprocated, introducing LP to his record collection and brought Main Source to the attention of Wild Pitch Records. The group eventually created the classic album, “Breaking Atoms,” thus cementing Large Professor’s reputation as one of Hip Hip’s foremost producers and innovators.

In 2002, Extra P hit the ground running with the critically acclaimed, “1st Class.” The album featured appearances from Nas, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip and Akinyele.

Over the years, LP has spent a lot of time working with Hip Hop’s finest along with up and coming Artist’s. He has also been perfecting his DJ skills – Heating up turntables from New York to Germany and beyond. As for this majestic figure we call “The Large Pro,” the best has yet to come.

Large Pro Discography

Albums/Singles:
:: Breaking Atoms [w/ Main Source] (Wild Pitch Records)

:: 1st Class (Matador Records)

:: The Beginning/After School (12”) (Paul Sea Productions/Red Line Music Distribution, Inc.)

:: Large Pro "Beatz" Volume 1 (CD and Limited Edition Double Vinyl)
STREET DATE: MAY 23, 2006 (Paul Sea Productions/Red Line Music Dist., Inc.)

PROduction Credits:
Bottom Line: The Soundtrack, Vol. 1 [Yo, Yo] – Matt Fingahs (Guesswyld Records)
Killer Kuts [Streets Of New York] Compilation (Cold Chillin’)
Make That Money/Real Hip Hop (12”) – Neek The Exotic (From Da Bricks Ent.)
Streets Of New York (12”) – Kool G Rap (Cold Chillin’ Records)
Wanted: Dead Or Alive [Money In The Bank] – Kool G Rap (Cold Chillin’)
Hypocritters (12”) – Jazz (EMI America Records)
Illmatic [Halftime, One Time 4 Your Mind, It Ain’t Hard To Tell] – Nas (Columbia Records)
Apache Ain’t Shit [Hey Girl] – Apache (Tommy Boy Music)
Looks Like A Job For… [Niggaz Never Learn] – Big Daddy Kane (Cold Chillin’)
Midnight Marauders [Keep It Rollin’] – A Tribe Called Quest – (Jive Records)
Move Ya Body/Extra Abstact Skillz [Extra Abstract Skillz] – Mad Skillz (Big Beat Records)
Roxanne Shante’s Greatest Hits [Bros. Ain’t Shit, Deadly Rhymes] – Roxanne Shante (Cold Chillin’)
High School High: The Soundtrack [The Rap World] – Pete Rock (Atlantic Records)
Aktapuss [Coochie, Rather Fuck You] – Akinyele (Valcano)
Anarchy [The Heist] – Busta Rhymes (Electra Records)
The Last Shall Be The First (12”) – Cella Dwellaz (Stimulated Records)
Stillmatic [You’re The Man, Rewind] – Nas (Columbia Records)
Built From Scratch [XL] – The Xecutioners (Loud Records)
The Future Is Now [Drug Music, It’s Us, We Are The Future] – Non Phixion (Landspeed Records)
The True Meaning [The Come Up] – Cormega (Landspeed Records)
10 Year Anniversary Illmatic Platinum Series [Halftime, One Time 4 Your Mind, It Ain’t Hard To Tell, Star Wars] – Nas (Columbia Records)
Pass Da Tek/Da Funky Mode (12”) – Tragedy (25 To Life Entertainment) 

Co-PROduction Credits:
Intelligent Hoodlum [Trag Invasion, Game Type] – Tragedy (A & M Records)
Mecca And The Soul Brothers [Act Like You Know] – Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth (Electra)
Stunts, Blunts & Hip Hip [Freestyle – Yo, That’s The Shit!] – Diamond D (Mercury Records)

PRO Appearances:
The Originators [Originate] – The Beatnuts (Landspeed Records)
Verbal Affairs/Empire Staters (12”) [Verbal Affairs] – B*One (Rawkus)
All Samples Cleared [Funk Is Back] – Biz Markie (Cold Chillin’)
Gameplan/Actual Facts [Actual Facts] – Lord Finesse (Penalty Recordings)
Soul Survivor [Truly Yours] – Pete Rock (Loud Records)
One-On Volume 1 [Hip Hop On Wax] – Compilation (Grand Slam Magazine)
Unthugged [It’s Large] – Compilation (Antidote)
Legal Hustle [Sugar Ray And Hearns] – Cormega (Koch Records)
The Piece Maker 2 [Out The Box] – Tony Touch (Koch Records)

Lost & Found: Hip Hop Underground Soul Classics [To Each Is Own] – Compilation (Rapster Records)

PRO’s Track Appear On:
Spin Psycle [Back In Black] – Mixmaster Mike (Moonshine)

PRO Remixes:
Sure Shot [Sure Shot] – Beastie Boys (Capital Records)
Bad To The Bone [Bad To The Bone Street Mix] – Kool G Rap & Polo (Cold Chillin’)
Daddy’s Little Girl [Your Man Is My Man] – Nikki D (Def Jam Recordings)
Apparently Nothing (12”) – Young Disciples (Talkin’ Loud)
Gotta Get Over/Flip The Script [Gotta Get Over] – Gang Starr (Chrysalis)
Juvenile Hell [Peer Pressure] – Mobb Deep (4th & Broadway)
What’s Next (12”) – Leaders Of The New School (Electra)
Behind Bars [It’s A Boy] – Slick Rick (Def Jam Recordings)
The Rulers Remixes [It’s A Boy] – Slick Rick (Def Jam Recordings)
Stress (12”) – Organized Konfusion (Hollywood Basic)
Resurrection (12”) – Common Sense (Relativity)
Hummin’/Summer Long Sampler [Hummin’] – Compilation (Blue Note Records)
Dope On Plastic (12”) – Rob Swift (Asphodel)
If I Ruled The World/It Ain’t Hard To Tell [It Ain’t Hard To Tell] – Nas (Sony Urban Music)
Chizzled (12”) – Nas (Let It Fly Records)

LARGE PRO VINYL & CDs ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RED LINE STORE