Throughout their career, Clipse has been known for their gritty lyrics focused on drug dealing, particularly cocaine, earning them a reputation as pioneers of 'coke rap.'

Pusha T has indicated that the album is nearly complete, awaiting one final feature, which reflects ongoing excitement for its release.

Hip-hop duo Clipse has announced their first new album in 15 years, titled 'Let God Sort Em Out,' set to release on July 11, 2025.

To build anticipation, a new single called 'Ace Trumpets' will be available on streaming platforms starting May 30, 2025.

This upcoming project serves as a follow-up to their last album, 'Til the Casket Drops,' which was released in 2009.

Despite pursuing solo careers, the duo has reunited for performances at various festivals, including Primavera Sound and Camp Flog Gnaw.

Pusha T has described the new album as a showcase of their maturation and authenticity in rap, emphasizing their growth and storytelling.

The album is produced entirely by Pharrell Williams, who has a long-standing collaboration with the duo, and will be marketed in partnership with Roc Nation.

The album cover, designed by renowned artist KAWS, has been officially unveiled, and the project is available for pre-order.

A cinematic trailer for the album features the phrase 'culturally inappropriate,' suggesting a commentary on the perception of rap music.

Critics and fans are already praising 'Ace Trumpets' for its lyrical depth and raw energy, marking a notable return for the Virginia-based group.

Clipse initially gained attention in the 1990s after being discovered by Pharrell, leading to a record deal with Elektra Records.