Clipse and Pusha T Reunite for New Album ‘Malice: Let God Sort ’Em Out’

After nearly two decades since their last album, the hip-hop duo Clipse, comprising brothers Pusha T and No Malice, have reunited to release ‘Malice: Let God Sort ’Em Out.’ The album marks a significant return for the group, known for their sharp lyricism and influential role in early 2000s rap. This new project reflects their growth both artistically and personally, blending their signature gritty narratives with matured perspectives. Fans and critics alike have praised the album for its authentic storytelling, production quality, and the chemistry between the brothers that remains as potent as ever. The release also highlights Pusha T’s continued evolution as a solo artist and his ability to balance his individual career with the duo’s legacy. ‘Malice: Let God Sort ’Em Out’ serves as both a nostalgic nod to their roots and a fresh statement in contemporary hip-hop, reaffirming Clipse’s place in the genre’s landscape.