Clipse Reunites After 15 Years with New Album 'Let God Sort Em Out'

Clipse's reunion marks a highly anticipated return for fans of the group and hip-hop in general. Their innovative sound and lyrical content made them a prominent force in the 2000s.

The duo first gained recognition after being discovered by Pharrell Williams in the 1990s. Their initial album, 'Exclusive Audio Footage,' recorded in 1999, was shelved, leading to a series of label changes before they found success with 'Lord Willin'' in 2002, which featured hit singles like 'Grindin'.'

After releasing two more successful albums, 'Hell Hath No Fury' and 'Til the Casket Drops,' the brothers went on hiatus in 2010 to pursue solo projects. They briefly reunited in 2019 for a guest appearance on Kanye West’s 'Use This Gospel' and have since performed at various festivals.

With Pharrell Williams at the helm as executive producer, 'Let God Sort Em Out' promises a return to form for Clipse, blending their signature style with a contemporary sound. The album's release is not just a musical event but a cultural moment, reigniting the legacy of one of hip-hop's most respected duos.

The album is scheduled for release on July 11.

Pharrell Williams is the executive producer of 'Let God Sort Em Out.'

The first single is titled 'Ace Trumpets.'

Clipse's last album, 'Til the Casket Drops,' was released in 2009.

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