Clipse have teased fans with a preview of their long-awaited reunion album Let God Sort Em Out. A one-minute snippet of an untitled track recently surfaced online, showcasing Pharrell Williams both on the production and delivering the hook. While the preview is brief, it features Pusha T dropping bars about “the art of war” over Pharrell’s signature hard-hitting beat.
Although the song doesn’t reveal much lyrically, it signals the duo’s return to form with their long-awaited reunion project with Pharrell. Pusha T previously confirmed in December that the album was complete but did not provide a release date. During an appearance at Miami Art Week with journalist Ari Melber, Pusha told fans, “We always take long, people be mad. [But] it’s okay ’cause it’s done. I’m telling y’all, it’s done. I promise you. It’s in my phone.”
In a major development, Clipse recently announced they’ve signed with Def Jam to release the project. While Pusha T has been signed to Def Jam as a solo act, this marks the first time the duo has partnered with the iconic label as a group. Their earlier work was released under various labels like Jive and Arista.
Malice revealed the signing in October with a post on Instagram, sharing a photo of himself at Def Jam headquarters standing in front of a screen that read: “Def Jam welcomes Clipse.” He captioned the post: “A picture’s worth…”
The full tracklist and release date remain under wraps. Still, fans have more reasons to be excited for the Clipse reunion with Pharrell. The album is expected to include features from Nas and John Legend, with Kendrick Lamar also rumored to appear. For now, the snippet offers a taste of what’s to come. It’s also a clear reminder that Clipse are back in full force.
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