Pharrell Reportedly Pushed For New Clipse Album, Duo Says Reuniting Was “Always A Possibility”

It’s been 15 years since Clipse’s last album, but now Hip-Hop heads everywhere are sitting on edge awaiting the duo’s highly-anticipated comeback album .

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Many believe the LP is titled Let God Sort Em Out , per Pusha T’s Instagram, and will likely be produced by Pharrell.

Malice also confessed to PEOPLE that Pharrell has “definitely been pushing for [the new album ] and we always knew in the back of our heads it was always a possibility.”

He added, “So when things just started to take shape, and the timing was right, I think it just came [together] just as it should.”

The brothers reportedly had no “ ground rules ” when creating the new LP. “It’s a thing of either you gonna do it or you not,” Malice shared, who left the group for spiritual reasons back in 2009.

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Elsewhere in the chat, Pusha told the outlet that the new album is for those who love actual albums .

“I don’t think we’ve heard a full body of work in so long musically,” said the Daytona emcee. “There’s just an overall taste and tone that does not deviate from song 1 to 13. It doesn’t, so you really get to fall into a world.”

He continued, “This isn’t based on looking for the hit or this or that. This is like, come and step into this world and close the door behind you. And I think people are going to get a taste of that and get that feeling again. Like I said, that’s not what is being pushed in the new streaming era. “

As far as the reunion is concerned this time around — considering they’ve come back together on a smaller scale in recent years — Malice expressed, “I’m all about what we have built together as Clipse, keeping the same branding. The plus side, for me, is that I sat down for a while and took inventory of myself, my life, my own personal evaluations of things, and I think it’s going to benefit the listener and have something more to offer. I think it’s a beautiful thing, and I’m honored to be back together with my brother as Clipse.”

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