Clipse have finally announced the release date for their highly anticipated reunion album Let God Sort Em Out.
The album will be the first full length project from Pusha T and No Malice in 15 years and is set to be released through Roc Nation.
In a social media post and cinematic trailer, the brothers announced that fans can expect the album relatively soon with it arriving on July 11.
Let God Sort Em Out will also be executive produced by longtime collaborator, Pharrell Williams.
The announcement would also reveal that the entire project was recorded at the headquarters of Louis Vuitton in Paris.
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The unveiling was accompanied by a trailer which shows the two rappers working in the studio as well as archive footage of figures such as Mike Tyson, Slick Rick and DJ Clue.
The clip also features the voice of Marge Simpson.
KAWS has also designed the project’s artwork as he did with previous Clipse album Till the Casket Drops.
Pusha previously confirmed that the album was completely finished by the end of last year.
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Speaking with journalist and broadcaster Ari Melber at Miami Art Week, Pusha said: “We always take long, people be mad. [But] it’s okay ’cause it’s done. I’m telling y’all, it’s done. I promose you. It’s in my phone.”
He also shared more details about the project, saying: “It’s been 15 years since we dropped an album. We’ve been at it since ’98/’99 but I think people are gonna witness greatness […] You will get to see how street Hip Hop matures.”
The Virginia native added: “This is a chemistry, this is a brotherhood. And when I say that, I mean Pharrell as well. He produced it from top to bottom.
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“We’re very precious with this music, we’re very very meticulous about everything that we do when it comes to that.”
Pusha had earlier teased that they were just waiting on one feature to hand the album in.
Appearing on the Ghetto Runways podcast last year, he said: “I’m so excited about this new Clipse album. That’s what I’m on right now. It’s absolutely finished. Just waiting on a feature. Just waiting on a feature, bro. Just one feature.”
