Clipse Reunites After⁣ 16 Years With New Album, ‘Let God Sort Em Out’

⁣ Updated ⁢May 31,‍ 2025
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The legendary Virginia rap duo Clipse, comprised of Pusha T and malice, is making a comeback with their first album in over 15 years. “Ace Trumpets,” the lead ⁣single ‍from Let God ⁤Sort Em Out, was released Friday,⁣ signaling the group’s ‍official reunion. the album, entirely produced by ⁢Pharrell Williams, is set to drop July 11. The recording took place at ⁤Louis Vuitton’s Paris headquarters,were ⁢Williams serves as creative⁣ director of menswear. This ⁢marks a critically ‍important moment for Clipse, solidifying their return to the music scene.

On “Ace ⁢Trumpets,” Pusha T delivers lines about “ballerinas ⁢doin’ pirouettes inside of‍ my snow globe, shoppin’ sprees in SoHo,” while Malice raps, “Drugs killed my teen spirit, welcome to Nirvana.” A woman’s voice adds, “This is culturally⁣ inappropriate.” The track features classic Neptunes production, characterized by icy drums, lush synths, and unsettling elegance, providing the perfect backdrop for Clipse’s signature rap style. The new album marks a highly anticipated return for the group, blending their established sound with a fresh ⁣viewpoint.

This new project, Let God Sort Em Out, is not just a‍ nostalgia trip but a purposeful reinvention. Pharrell williams has played a⁤ crucial role, pushing his sonic boundaries to drive the album’s cinematic rollout. The album campaign includes a trailer featuring Slick Rick and⁣ Mike Tyson,along with behind-the-scenes footage of the Thornton brothers.Inner created the artwork for Let God Sort Em Out. The album represents a significant evolution for Clipse, blending their classic sound with modern influences.

Malice’s decision to revert to his original moniker,shedding the “no,”⁢ signifies a return to the group’s⁣ core identity. “I like the name Malice better,” he told Rolling stone. “That’s who the ‍Clipse is. Malice ⁢and Pusha.”⁤ Pharrell’s unwavering energy and innovative ideas have also been instrumental in ‍the ⁣album’s creation. Pusha T recalled how Williams would share new ideas daily after listening to their studio sessions, consistently pushing them to explore new creative ⁢avenues.⁢ The reunion underscores the enduring ⁢musical bond between the brothers and Pharrell.

The ⁣journey to this reunion has been marked by tension,transition,and conversion. Malice initially ⁤stepped away from rap to pursue a different path. “Many people didn’t understand why I would do something like that,” he told RS. “I never condemned ⁢anybody else. ⁣This⁣ was totally about me.” Following the deaths of their parents,⁣ and with his father’s encouragement, Malice returned with renewed clarity. The ⁣brothers’ personal growth and experiences ⁣have shaped the album’s themes and direction.

Simultaneously occurring, pusha T solidified his solo career, achieving widespread acclaim‍ with albums like Daytona and‍ It’s Almost Dry, and ⁣leading‍ GOOD Music. Despite his success,he felt something was ‍missing. “I ⁤get exactly what y’all miss,” he admitted. “And it never quite lands, me trying to be like [my brother].” With Malice’s return, that⁣ balance is now restored, ⁤marking a new chapter for Clipse ⁢and their fans.The reunion brings a ⁢sense of completeness to both brothers’ musical⁣ journeys.

What’s next

With Let‍ God Sort Em Out slated for release, fans can anticipate a blend of classic Clipse sound and Pharrell’s innovative⁤ production. The album promises to‍ be a significant addition to their discography, marking a new era for the reunited duo.⁤ The release of “Ace Trumpets” offers a ⁣glimpse into⁣ the album’s cinematic⁣ and sonically rich experience.