LANDSTRIP CHIP “SIN FOR ME” FEATURING PUSHA T OUT NOW
(New York, NY — September 24, 2026) Atlanta artist Landstrip Chip has built his name as a hit-making, melody-driven songwriter and producer, effortlessly merging hip-hop and R&B. He returns with his new single, “Sin For Me,” bringing that sound to a temptation-laced record with Grammy-winning rap veteran Pusha T that puts devotion to the test. Available now.
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Produced by OG Parker, Aye YB and T-WiLL, “Sin For Me” pairs a dark, restrained beat with deep bass and crisp percussion. Landstrip Chip carries the record with a smooth, melodic delivery, his confidence shadowed by doubt about whether the devotion he’s asking for is real, singing, ‘Baby, would you sin for me? I’m talking Bonnie & Clyde, ride or die, get right on the stand for me and tell a lie.’
Pusha T enters colder and more calculating, his surgical flow and vivid, luxury-driven imagery pushing the record into money, status, and the risk it all carries, rapping ‘Richard Mille gender reveals, think nothing of it’ before running through Birkins in every Crayola color.
Raised in East Atlanta, Landstrip Chip got his start as a teenage member of Rebel Gang alongside Yak Gotti and Rico Cash before linking up with producer Sonny Digital, engineering sessions for Migos and OJ Da Juiceman. That studio-first foundation led to production and writing credits with Tinashe, Ella Mai, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and City Girls. In 2025, he earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rap Album for his contributions to Future and Metro Boomin’s We Don’t Trust You, and has since built out a run of singles for MNRK including “Both Ways,” “No More Rainy Weather” featuring Biirthplace, “Switching Positions” with Vory and “Trophies” featuring Babyface Ray and G Herbo.
Pusha T needs little introduction. One half of Clipse alongside his brother Malice, the Virginia Beach duo that Pharrell Williams discovered and helped build into one of rap’s most respected names, he’s carried that same precision through Lord Willin’, Hell Hath No Fury and a solo run that includes My Name Is My Name, Daytona and It’s Almost Dry, his first number one album on the Billboard 200. Clipse reunited in 2025 for Let God Sort Em Out, their first album in sixteen years, earning five Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year, and this past February, Clipse won their first Grammy as a group, taking Best Rap Performance for “Chains & Whips” featuring Kendrick Lamar. He’s currently readying a new solo album, produced entirely by Pharrell.
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