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See Clipse Go Hard With Six-Song ‘Tiny Desk’ Concert
The reunited Clipse continued their promo tour in support of their new album 'Let God Sort Em Out' with a visit to NPR’s Tiny Desk on Friday.
The duo of Pusha T and Malice were joined by an NPR-enlisted backing band that included the Lox drummer Daru Jones, keyboardists Darryl Woodson and Briley Harris, DJ Yoo Q!, and a pair of backup singers for the six-song set, which featured two songs apiece from 2002’s Lord Willin’, 2006’s Hell Hath No Fury, and their just-released first LP in 16 years. A pair of Lord Willin’ tracks — “Virginia” and their hit “Grindin’” — bookended the performance, with Hell Hath No Fury ’s “Keys Open Doors” and “Momma I’m So Sorry” then giving way to the Let God Sort Em Out one-two punch of “Chains & Whips” and “Birds Don’t Sing.” The Tiny Desk gig also serves as a preview for the duo’s upcoming tour, which begins August 3 in Boston and will keep the Thornton brothers on the road through September 10 in Detroit.
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