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Set for a Halloween release (October 31) the newest from Pusha T and Malice is dark, dark, dark, according to MTV.

"It's just fitting. Halloween — let the demons loose," Malice said. "It's a fresh album. There's no way we could use the same album; we're in a totally different place. You can hear what we've been through. It's good to let people in on it. It's been sitting up, and it's good to let the cat out of the bag."

With the Neptunes at the production wheels, the follow-up to debut set Lord Willin' will also feature an accompanying movie with its own separate soundtrack boasting the duo's crew Re-Up Gang.

"I'm not sure when we're gonna start shooting, but we're about to write it up," Push told MTV. "It's basically like [Jay-Z's film] 'Streets Is Watching'."

Ironically, Jay-Z is the target of controversy surrounding one of the album's songs, the severely leaked "Wamp Wamp (What It Do)."

Originally, according to MTV, the track's beat was created for Foxy Brown, but when she developed her now infamous hearing loss The Clipse got it. However, now that Foxy's gotten corrective surgery, the duo say Jay-Z bought/took the beat back.

"With us, it ain't no controversy," Malice said. "We followed the same protocol we would with any other beat. We hear it, we like it, we get it from Pharrell. We ain't go behind nobody's back to get this beat. When we get a beat, it's never contingent on 'maybe this or that.' I don't even sit down and write like that. If [a track] is mine, I do my thing to it. I don't write and wait and see. ... Maybe it's an issue with Pharrell and his people. As far as I'm concerned, it's ours. We got the record; there's nothing to talk about. I ain't got no problem with nobody. I'm great. The best thing that came out of all this is that she got her hearing back."

Source: MTV 

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