When Clipse released the Pharrell-produced Let God Sort Em Out, their first album together in 15 years, Malice and Pusha T may or may not have known they were putting together one of the finest bodies of work to release this year, but it’s safe to say they weren’t worried about it. “It just felt like a real good family setting,” Malice said of the project’s recording. “The creative aspect, the same as it’s always been from yea high.” The Thornton brothers did what the Thornton brothers do best, which is rap masterfully about the street life and its spoils, and you can hear their passion for craft in this exclusive Rap Life Review Live performance, recorded at Apple Music’s Los Angeles studios.