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Dr. Dre isn't the only high profiled Hip-Hop producer feeling West Coast up-and-comer Kendrick Lamar's music.

In a recording session earlier this week, Pharrell Williams praised the 23-year-old Compton MC, while complimenting his latest body of work, Section.80.

Watch the video below to hear what Pharrell had to say, and stay tuned to see what comes of K. Dot and the Neptunes session.

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Neptunes' producer Pharrell Williams continues to expand his artistic vision, most recently helping design a life-size glass angel skeleton for the Glastress show at the Berengo Centre for Contemporary Art and Glass in Murano, Italy.

Collaborating with the renowned Berengo Studio, Pharrell helped conceive the 6 foot angel depiction, named "Inside Out," which consists of two glass skeletons complete with feathered angel wings.

Pharrell described the thought process behind the design.

"Since I was a little boy my wonderous curiosities were based on fictional things that television offered,” he said. “My mind was crammed pack with creatures fit for a child that were often funny, designed for youth, and usually a profitable franchise like cartoons. Even still, I couldn't stop thinking about angels.”

In related news, Skateboard P will be honored by ASCAP at their annual Film and Television Music Awards on June 23 for his contributions to the soundtrack for the animated film Despicable Me.

Already acclaimed for his highly successful Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream clothing lines, Williams is utilizing his creative sense to delve into furniture.

Pieces from his furniture collection have been seen online for years and first debuted in 2008.

Now however the latest piece from Pharrell's collection, his Tank Chair, made its debut Monday at the Collette store in Paris.

Prospective buyers will have a chance to see the innovative design at the store until the 28^th. The chair will then move to famed art gallery, Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin from March 30^th to April 24^th.

Viewings at the Galerie will be by appointment only.

The Tank Chair is available in black, pink, white and blue. The chairs are made from plexiglass and leather.

This marks the first time Pharell has composed music for a film. He is joined in the feature's composition duties by Oscar® winner Hans Zimmer and Heitor Pereira.

Pharrell produced the title track for the movie featured below.

In addition to the title track, which debuted with the feature's teaser trailer, Williams has already begun to write the film's orchestral score as well as several other songs to be incorporated into the score.

Speaking on his involvement with the project Pharrell expressed his excitement in a statement saying,

“I love cartoons and animation, and I've never seen such incredible 3-D CGI. To score “Despicable Me” along with Hans and Heitor and write original songs for the film is a dream come true.”

“Despicable Me” arrives in theaters on July 9, 2010.

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“Cam definitely makes sure you pay him first before he makes a move.”

As the Clipse are gearing up for their third official album, Til The Casket Drops, the duo is ensuring that they tie up all ends and team up with those that they may have wanted to work with in the past.  Although the road was long, the timing couldn't be more perfect as they were finally able to nab rapper Cam'Ron to join them this time around.

In relation to spinning tales of the coke game there are a very select few that are able to illustrate and paint the pictures.  Outside of the kingpin, Raekwon, the Clipse and Cam have gained their fan gathering, in part, by weaving together intricate stories of the dope trade.

One can only imagine what the result would be once these two forces collided.  On December 8, however, the dream will materialize into a reality.

The Thornton brothers caught up with MTV to shed light on their history with reaching for Cam and how everything led up to this point.

“Cam's comeback was real heavy,” said Pusha T.  “We were both about to drop albums.  We're like, ‘Yo, we need to make one of them New York records, real lyrical like a fan record.'  We both have two really strong cult followings.  From that conversation, Pharrell went into the studio and started playing with the drums and came up with “Popular Demand”.

Pusha took it back to their debut, Lord Willin, and added that they had been out on the lookout for Killa for some time.  When they invited him to be featured on the “Grindin” remix, however, he declined, but they were adamant in linking with the Harlem native.

“Yeah, he dissed us on that one.”

Reaching out to Killa's camp, the brothers went through Duke Da God to make their wish list complete.  From there, all the pieces fell into place as he will be seen on track 8 of the album.

After wrapping up the video for “I'm Good” Remix with Rick Ross, they are actually in the process of shooting the video for “Popular Demand” and will then be followed by “Doorman.”

Whether the blame goes to their troubles at their last label or not having an album out since 2006's Hell Hath No Fury, the brothers only see the green light down the stretch and are “Grindin” to the finish line.

The Clipse will also be pushing the envelope and expanding their topic a lot more with Till The Casket Drops.  Giving Hip-Hop Wired a further glimpse of what's to come with the new album, Push T said,

"I think that the Clips honestly are in one of the better spaces that we could be in.  I'm talking aboout as far as just that carefree raw energy that was more prevalent on Lord Willin'. Any time you messing with us, its gonna be lyric driven Hip-Hop.   Hell Hath No Fury, that was a very focused album, it was a very dark and angry and cold album and the whole mood of the album stayed constant unlike a Lord Willin'. And up to now ,unlike Till The Caskety Drops, this is like a roller coaster ride, man.  It's a   roller coaster ride of emotion.  You got angry records, you got street records, you got life changing records, you got inspirational records, you got female joints.  It's  just a roller coaster ride, man, but all lyric driven Hip-Hop."

Taking heed to what the fans and critics have been asking which was when will they expand their subject matter, the Clipse still have no plans of vacating what has got them to this point even if their former manager Anthony "Geezy" Gonzalez is set to do some serious time for trafficking keys.  As Hip-Hop Wired previously reported, Gonzalez pleaded guilty earlier this month to one federal drug conspiracy count and one firearms charge. He admitted to prosecutors that he distributed more than a half-ton of cocaine and close to five tons of marijuana before getting arrested in April. He also admitted that he led his drug trade in a in “a very careful and deliberative manner” only allowing friends and family members to participate in his trafficking.

While the Clipse are in the clear of the indictments bought on to Gonzalez, malice makes no apologies about his lyrics and doesn't see that as a reason to totally change what their supporters have come to love.  He added,

“Yeah I think that Clipse has definitely  expanded, but to comment on what you said about the content of what our music has been about the past 7 or 8 years, which was coke driven… We always draw from our real life. We think that's what the fans really value about the Clipse, they can count on the Clipse.  They can recognize how genuine and how authentic the Clipse are. Even on Hell Hath No Fury , the reason why the album was the way it was was because it was where we were in our lives so its no different on this album Till The Casket Drops. We just pulling from real life experiences, man, and where we are and what we go through.”

Stay tuned to Hip-Hop Wired for our upcoming feature with the Clipse and be sure to check out Till The Casket Drops when it snows in on December 8th.