In a recent Rolling Stone interview, Clipse has unveiled that their forthcoming album, *Let God Sort Em Out*, will include a highly anticipated verse from legendary rapper Nas. This collaboration is especially significant for Pusha T, who has been pursuing a verse from Nas for several years.
The album’s production, helmed by Pharrell Williams, is noted for its “noxious synths and quaking 808s,” reminiscent of Clipse’s early work. Additionally, a distinctive audio tag, “This is culturally inappropriate,” features throughout the album, initially intended as a watermark but retained for its unique appeal
Pusha T disclosed last month on the Ghetto Runways podcast that the album is nearly complete, pending just one final feature. Speculation suggests this could be from either JAY-Z or Kendrick Lamar, both of whom have notable ties to Pusha’s ongoing feud with Drake. John Legend is also confirmed to appear on the track “Birds Don’t Sing,” which debuted at Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton show in Paris.
The Virginia duo, who confirmed their return to the studio in June, describe *Let God Sort Em Out* as a “supreme maturation” of their artistry. Pusha T highlighted the album’s “high taste-level” and authenticity, while Malice emphasized its genuine evolution and adherence to the fundamentals of rap.
Though a release date has not been set, *Let God Sort Em Out* is anticipated later this year, promising a significant return for Clipse after a 15-year hiatus.
