Clipse
Let God Sort Em Out
Self-released
Released 07/11/25

  
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Nearly sixteen years since Clipse released their most recent album Till The Casket Drops in 2009, the duo comprised of Malice and Pusha T have delivered their fourth studio album Let God Sort Em Out. Produced by their longtime collaborator Pharrell Williams, the album is preceded by the official lead single “Ace Trumpets.”

“It comes from just trying to find a feeling, and trying to think back to feelings that you once had that were very impactful musically,” Pusha T says of the reunion during a Billboard interview. “What did you feel like when you heard ‘Who Shot Ya?’ What was ‘Shook Ones’ to you? It dives into a whole world of what was urgent to you then.”

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