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Use This Gospel (feat. Clipse & Kenny G)

  • Artist:

  • Kanye West

  • Genre:

  • Hip-Hop/Rap

  • File Size:

  • 1016 KB

  • Type:

  • m4a

  • Downloads:

  • 184

  • Date Uploaded:

  • February 15, 2021

  • Rating:

  • 3.5 Star(s)

About The Artist

"Use This Gospel" is a song by American hip hop artist Kanye West, from his ninth studio album Jesus Is King (2019). The song features vocals from American hip hop duo Clipse and American jazz saxophonist Kenny G. It was recorded as a new version of the track "Law of Attraction" that was scrapped after it leaked earlier in 2019. "Use This Gospel" was recorded as a new version of the track "Law of Attraction", which was intended for release on Yandhi. The track leaked in July 2019, though was ultimately scrapped. In an October 2019 interview with New Zealand DJ Zane Lowe, West recalled initially not wanting to rap until he was persuaded by No Malice of Clipse to do so on "Use This Gospel". The song marked the reunion of Clipse, coming five years after No Malice promised that they would never reunite. Pusha T of Clipse expressed his feelings towards the duo collaborating again in a phone call with Vulture, stating: "I'm the younger brother, man. I mean, I'm happier than — I can't even express it!" He claimed that "The whole theme of the Jesus Is King album totally speaks to where my brother is" and elaborated, stating that him and West "definitely bonded, probably way more than me and Ye bonded in the creation of this." A feature from Clipse was requested by West, though Pusha T had been unsure about whether or not No Malice say yes. On Valentine's Day 2019, West invited Kenny G to perform music for his wife Kim Kardashian in their living room. After the performance, West allowed Kenny G to join him in the studio to hear and work on the album. Once he had heard a number of tracks, Kenny G suggested including a saxophone.