Clipse continued their masterful rollout of their long-awaited album Let God Sort Em Out, with an epic efficiency on NPR’s “Tiny Desk.”

Released on Friday, July 11, to coincide with the discharge of the album, No Malice and Pusha T proved why they’re among the many biggest rap duos of all time. With vivid storytelling and hard-hitting manufacturing, their 16-year hiatus proved simply how a lot they contributed to the tradition and the way a lot they had been missed.

The two carried out songs from their new album, Let God Sort Em Out, for the primary time, and left the viewers wanting extra. But the efficiency went to a different degree once they concluded with their traditional “Grindin.”

Bobby Carter, producer of ‘Tiny Desk,” shared the dynamic duo’s inventive imaginative and prescient for the efficiency.

“At first, I didn’t know exactly what they were looking for, in terms of sonics, but it clicked when I was told what they didn’t want: no jazzy renditions of their music. They meant no disrespect to jazz at all, and if you follow the duo’s music, it boils down to hard drums and even harder synths,” Carter defined.

 “Hybrid drummer Daru Jones, who played on last year’s Tiny Desk for the LOX, was the first choice because of his unique ability to mix traditional and electronic drum sounds,” he continued.

Produced solely by Pharrell Williams,  Let God Sort Em Out has already garnered rave evaluations. The challenge options appearances from Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Stove God, Tyler, the Creator, 

Check out the setlist beneath:

• “Virginia”
• “Keys Open Doors”
• “Momma I’m So Sorry”
• “Chains & Whips”
• “Birds Don’t Sing”
• “Grindin”