
Key Takeaways:
- Clipse’s upcoming album, Let God Sort Em Out, is their first joint studio project since 2009.
- The track list includes major names like Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Tyler, the Creator, and Pharrell.
- A Kendrick verse nearly got cut due to label pressure, leading Clipse to leave Def Jam entirely.
Clipse has been masterfully rolling out their new album, Let God Sort Em Out, for weeks ahead of its July 11 release date. Today (June 30), eager fans anticipating the unleashing of lyrical vendettas finally learned the project’s full track list and guest features. And the Thornton brothers did not disappoint.
Produced entirely by Pharrell Williams, the album clocks in at just under 45 minutes. It’s Clipse’s first full-length project since 2009’s Til the Casket Drops, making this a long-awaited reunion for Pusha T and Malice. Fans got their first taste with “Ace Trumpets,” the lead single and track five on the album. See full track list below:
1. “The Birds Don’t Sing” feat. John Legend and Voices of Fire
2. “Chains & Whips” feat. Kendrick Lamar
3. “P.O.V.” feat. Tyler, The Creator
4. “So Be It Pt. II”
5. “Ace Trumpets”
6. “All Things Considered” feat. The-Dream and Pharrell
7. “M.T.B.T.T.F.”
8. “E.B.I.T.D.A.” feat. Pharrell
9. “F.I.C.O.” feat. Stove God Cooks
10. “Inglorious B**tards” feat. Ab-Liva
11. “So Far Ahead” feat. Pharrell
12. “Let God Sort Em Out/Chandeliers” feat. Nas
13. “By The Grace Of God” feat. Pharrell
Social media users got a chance to hear a snippet of Nas’ verse when LeBron James teased the track in a since-deleted Instagram Story post earlier this month. Countless others have since heard a preview of Lamar's feature, where he rapped, “I’m not the candidate to vibe with/ I don’t f**k with the kumbaya s**t/ All that talent must be God-sent.”
According to Pusha T, the Compton legend’s bars were at the center of a major career shakeup that led the duo to leave Def Jam’s roster. “They wanted me to ask Kendrick to censor his verse, which of course I was never doing,” he told GQ. “And then they wanted me to take the record off.” He and his brother did not budge. Instead, they worked out a reported nine-figure agreement to sever ties as a group. Pusha T also ended his run as a solo act on the label.
From Lamar’s uncensored bars to Nas’ Illmatic offerings, Let God Sort Em Out is on track to be one of Hip Hop’s defining moments in 2025. July 11 can’t come soon enough!