Grammy-nominated hip-hop duo Clipse is making a highly anticipated return, with NPR set to premiere their exclusive “Tiny Desk Concert” on Friday, July 11—the same day their reunion album, Let God Sort Em Out, drops.
A Landmark Return for Clipse
After years of solo projects and swirling reunion rumors, Clipse—known for their sharp lyricism and raw storytelling—are officially back in the spotlight. Their new album, Let God Sort Em Out, features 13 tracks and showcases heavyweight collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, The Creator, and Pharrell. The project is already generating buzz, especially after the release of their lead single “Ace Trumpets,” which set the stage for what fans expect to be a powerful and timely body of work.
Intimate Performance Meets New Sound
The NPR “Tiny Desk Concert” offers an up-close look at Clipse’s evolution, blending their iconic lyricism with a stripped-down, intimate setup. This performance is expected to highlight both their classic anthems—such as “Grindin’,” “Mr. Me Too,” and “Keys Open Doors”—and new material from the album. With the possibility of surprise guest appearances, anticipation for the set is running high.
Collaborations and Creative Direction
_ Let God Sort Em Out_ marks a full-circle moment for Clipse, reinforcing their legacy while introducing a fresh creative direction. The album’s collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Tyler, The Creator, and Pharrell add further excitement, with Clipse recently revealing that there were almost two Kendrick Lamar features on the project.
NPR’s Black Music Month Lineup
Clipse’s performance is part of NPR’s robust Black Music Month lineup, which has already featured artists like Amerie, E-40, Wiz Khalifa, Alex Isley, and Rico Nasty. The series has set a high standard for live music experiences, and Clipse’s set is poised to be a standout moment.
Fans can stream Let God Sort Em Out and watch Clipse’s “Tiny Desk Concert” on NPR, marking a reunion that is both a celebration of their legacy and a bold step forward.