Pusha T promises that Clipse’s long-awaited comeback album, “Let God Sort Em Out,” is one for the books.
The Bronx rapper revealed the news during an interview at the Saint & Citizen’s “Saint Sessions Live” event at Art Basel in Miami. While onstage, he gave some details about what listeners can expect from the group’s upcoming LP.
“There are no duos in rap today and lyric driven hip-hop lives,” he said. “You will get to see how hip-hop and street hip-hop matures.”
Fifteen years have flown by since the brothers from Virginia Beach, No Malice and Pusha T dropped a full-length project, their last being 2009’s “Casket Drops.”
“It’s been 15 years since we dropped an album….I just think that people are going to witness greatness,” he added. “This is a chemistry, this is a brotherhood, and when I say that, I mean Pharrell as well. He produced it from top to bottom.”
Push shared the big news with the audience, saying: “We take long, we always take long. People be mad but its’ okay because it’s done I promise you that it’s done. It’s in my phone.”
No Malice noted that the new project will show the group’s maturity after a 15-year hiatus.
Armed with an impressive catalog, Clipse dropped their classic album, “Lord Willin’”, in 2002. They followed up with their acclaimed sophomore drop, “Hell Hath No Fury” in 2006.
.@PUSHA_T reveals the new Clipse album, produced from top to bottom by Pharrell, is done and currently on his phone.
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— NigelDPresents (@NigelDPresents) December 10, 2024
