Pusha T and Malice return with their first album in nearly 16 years, produced entirely by Pharrell. They engage in a comedic press run that revisits their past label issues, mirroring theatrics from classic wrestling. Their new album, 'Let God Sort Em Out,' seeks to reaffirm their relevance in the current music landscape. Pharrell's work brings a modern touch to the Neptunes' sound while adding elements of balladry from John Legend. The duo aims to balance their historic narrative with contemporary music industry dynamics, emphasizing their enduring legacy in rap.
After 16 years, Pusha T and Malice return with a blockbuster comeback album produced entirely by Pharrell, combining modern sounds with their classic rap style.
The album 'Let God Sort Em Out' aims to be a necessary comeback for Clipse, challenging the status quo of their past label struggles.
Pusha and Malice rekindle their unique energy during a press run, weaving in their historical beefs and drama reminiscent of 20th-century wrestling promotions.
The production features a mix of Pharrell's high-profile sound and elements like John Legend's balladry, reflecting both nostalgia and a new direction for Clipse.
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