Here's a little video from 247HH's Hip Hop Tour Stories series. Malice and Pusha perform a few tracks talk about some over zealous autograph seekers. The Clipse Til The Casket Drops is in stores now!
Pusha and Malice have been "Grindin'" to promote their upcoming album, 'Til The Casket Drops. They pulled out the big guns on this release and enlisted everyone from Pharrell, Kanye, Kerri Hilson, Kaws, and DJ Khalil to ensure that their album is a smash. Here is the video for their track "I'm Good" featuring Pharrell. I'm not a huge fan of the song, but The Clipse recognize that they need to appeal to the mainstream in order to get video/radio play and to really move some units. I can't wait for the album!
The Clipse are back with a brand new leak from their upcoming album, Til The Casket Drops. This time they enlisted Keri Hilson, the woman behind the smash hits "Turnin' Me On" and "Knock You Down." You can Download "All Eyes On Me" here.
Hip Hop Official caught up with The Clipse to talk about their influences, some of their past records, and their lyrical wordplay. 'Til The Casket Drops coming soon!
CLIPSE FT. ROCK CITY - WARNING (PROD. BY THE SYNTH)
Here is another new track from the Clipse called "Warning." This track was produced by THe Synth, and is supposedly going to be released on his upcoming project. Til' The Casket Drops is coming in September!
Broccoli City hit up the Clipse show Saturday night at Club Nokia in Los Angeles to conduct and interview with Terry Kennedy and The Clipse. The Clipse played a great set, mixing up classics with mixtape tracks and new tracks. Shouts out to the openers Diz Gibran and Pac Div as well.
Vimby caught up with The Clipse at their show last month at Webster Hall in New York. The Clipse talked about their history as well as their upcoming album 'Til The Casket Drops. Aside from being amazing rappers, The Clipse are behind the brand new clothing line Play Cloths which is selling out in the best boutiques across the world.
The Clipse made to the move into the clothing game just a few seasons ago. Their first two seasons of Play Cloths literally flew off the shelves of the top boutiques around the globe. While putting the finishing touches on their upcoming album "'Til The Casket Drops," the boys from The Clipse are gearing up to dropthe new season of Play Cloth. Street Level sat down with The Clipse to talk Play Cloths.
Y'all debuted Play Cloths at Magic in '08. How have you been refining it since then?
P: We just been trying to get on calendar with the s***. This is our third season out and this is our first season on calendar with summer. We've already sold it. It's great. People love it. The first two seasons were just as good too. It looked really good in the stores and everybody liked it so [we're] just pushing forward and creating more and preparing for the future.
Is their any fashion wisdom you picked up from Pharrell and his Billionaire Boys Club, as far as pushing Play Cloths?
M: That's pretty much what jump started it. Rubbing elbows with Pharrell looking at what he's doing, being introduced to Nigo, ya know, and having our fans just being influenced by our fashion. It only made sense for us to go ahead and try our hands at the clothing line. I think thus far it's been successful and I'm really happy about it.
Clipse definitely had some influence in getting Bape out there, was that a motivator too?
M: [Nod their heads] Exactly
P: Yeah, definitely . . . BAPE definitely helped put us in a lane and in a light and I think we did a lot for that company too. The whole inspiration behind it was a fan thing. We going to the show and we got on the exclusive shit we just got in the mail and the fans be like, "Oh shit!" This is before I'm really Hypebeasting and shit. I'm just like, "Nah, Nigo just threw this s*** over here." They're like, "Yo, he got on the general jacket, but it's his area code numbers up there!" I'm like, "Okay, let's get a crack at it."
You can read the rest of the interview here. Expect to see the new delivery of Play Cloths at Tradition this week!
This track was up on the Play Cloths website this morning, and the site received so much traffic that it crashed. Check out the newest track from The Clipse called "Kinda Like a Big Deal." This track features Kanye West, the artwork was done by Kaws (wow 2 X's), and the track was produced by DJ Khalil. Look for a new delivery from Play Cloths to drop at Tradition in the next few weeks!