Pharrell Williams shows no signs of slowing down in the new year, but Revolt TV took the time to revisit the the renowned producer’s stellar reawakening during 2013 in an upcoming documentary, titled The Year of Pharrell.
Pharrell stans nearly blew a gasket, in a good way, when he announced plans to release a second solo LP in 2014. With that, we may have received the first song from the highly anticipated release.
If all goes well this upcoming March, Pharrell Williams and Three 6 Mafia will have a lot more in common. No, that’s not a hint that the ubiquitous Neptune is dipping his dientes in platinum anytime soon. He’s been nominated for a 2014 Academy Award for Best Original Song with “Happy.”
Pusha T delivered on his promise to lock in the studio for 20 days with The Neptunes at the top of this year. And just in case you thought he was blowing steam, the MC offered up some photographic evidence, so you know it’s real.
Most agree that Pusha T dropped a gem in his solo debut, My Name Is My Name, but he’s already on to the next. Last night, one half of the Clipse revealed plans to begin recording his next album, King Push, at the top of the new year.
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any better for Pharrell Williams, the legendary producer signed on the dotted line with Columbia Records. This record deal promises a solo album from the Neptune in 2014.
Following an awe-inspiring year, it was only right that Pharrell Williams covered Complex Magazine’s “Best Of 2013” issue. The Neptune producer discussed everything under the sun, from his creative outlook to if he regrets any past fashion decisions.
Leave it up to Pharrell to push the concept of what we know a music video to be. Today, the renowned producer delivers the first ever 24 hour visual for his Despicable Me 2 track “Happy.”
Last week marked 10 years since Jay Z’s The Black Album released. What was thought to be the legend’s final opus had an undoubted impact on Hip-Hop, and is the subject of a tribute piece by Revolt TV that connects with a list of noteworthy collaborators.
Pharrell is still winning. While most artists plug their clothing lines all the way to end of the next rapper’s punchline, Billionaire Boys Club, Ice Cream and BAPE have kept their focus on the quality of the threads opposed to the cool factor.
Although their distinction bestowed onto Kendrick Lamar didn’t go over well, GQ is keeping their music awards going and as they have named Pharrell Williams Hitmaker of the Year for 2013.
Despite having a hell of a year that boasts production credits on Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines,” Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky,” and more, Pharrell‘s sonic magic didn’t translate through his Azealia Banks collaboration, “ATM Jam.” However, the highly opinionated rapper has a theory for why her Broke With Expensive Taste single didn’t live up to hit status.
