Pusha T Announces New Solo and Collab Projects with Pharrell
Pusha T has confirmed that he is working on new solo material and that Clipse is also heading back into the studio with Pharrell Williams, who previously helped launch the duo’s career. Although no details about release dates have been announced yet, the return of the collaboration between Pusha, Malice, and Pharrell is generating a lot of buzz. The projects are seen as a continuation of the distinctive style that Clipse and Pharrell established together, with a strong connection to their Virginia roots.
Pusha T has announced that new music is on the way—both solo and with Clipse. And Pharrell is back on board.
The Virginia rapper sat down with Fam-Lay on *The Breakfast Club*. They talked about their home state, the Cousinz Festival, and the Grammy nominations Clipse managed to secure. But the conversation went beyond just looking back.
Push confirmed that he is working on new music. Solo material is on the way, and Clipse is also heading back into the studio with Pharrell Williams. The producer who made the duo famous with classics like "Grindin'" and "Mr. Me Too" is returning to the group that made hip-hop history.
Details about release dates or concepts have not yet been announced. But the mere confirmation that Pusha, Malice, and Pharrell are collaborating again is enough to grab attention. That chemistry previously yielded albums like *Lord Willin'* and *Hell Hath No Fury*—records that set the bar for cocaine rap and minimalist production.
Clipse made a comeback last year with new music after years of silence. The Thornton brothers had stepped back; Malice had become religious and was even known as No Malice for a while. But the band remained, and so did their hunger.
Pusha T has now established himself as one of the sharpest writers in the game. His solo career has delivered consistent quality, from *My Name Is My Name* to *It's Almost Dry*. No filler, just focus. And always that ice-cold delivery that makes him unique.
It makes sense that Pharrell is producing for both projects again. The connection between Virginia Beach and the Neptunes sound is inseparable. Those sparse drums, that space, those melodies that stick with you—that’s Clipse’s DNA. And Push knows you don’t fix what isn’t broken.
Virginia remains a recurring theme. The Cousinz Festival, which they also mentioned, is a celebration of that regional pride. Pusha and Fam-Lay constantly emphasize where they’re from. It’s no coincidence that they’re using that platform to announce new music.
It's still unclear when we can expect these projects. But the message is clear: Pusha T and Clipse aren't done yet. And with Pharrell at the controls, we know what to expect.
Not just hype, but a promise. And with Push, you can count on that.
