Celebrating 33 Years of Mobb Deep’s Debut Album ‘Juvenile Hell’ (1993)

April 13, 2026 Albumism Staff

Artist: Mobb Deep
Title: Juvenile Hell (debut album)
Released: April 13, 1993
Label: 4th & B’way/Island
Running Time: 45 minutes
Our Favorite Songs: “Peer Pressure” | “Project Hallways” | “Flavor for the Non-Believes”

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