I liked that era too
Obviously not as good as his prime in the 2000s, but some great production came out of it.
might place it over “prime neptunes”.. cant lie.
with stevie killing the backgrounds & harmonica
the story of snoop getting pharrell too high for that studio session and him not being able to direct stevie wandering around blindly in the booth
@KnightmareLeague we playing the new clipse on the way to Superman or what
i might be in the minority but i loved his production from 2013-2017-ish. The GIRL album, Bush, Despicable Me, No One Ever Really Dies, etc.
very underrated era cus most people think of Happy and Blurred Lines above all else from that time.
That era of Pharrell was great. The 2017 NERD album is one of the best produced albums of the 2010s
Not too much
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That era of Pharrell was great. The 2017 NERD album is one of the best produced albums of the 2010s
false advertising im told because its basically just a pharrell project
but still
the story of snoop getting pharrell too high for that studio session and him not being able to direct stevie wandering around blindly in the booth
the thought of poor Stevie knocking over mic stands and chairs while Pharrell watches him hopelessly from the other side of the glass like:
might place it over “prime neptunes”.. cant lie.
Don’t know if I’d go that far but Pharrell definitely has some all timers from that era
Don’t know if I’d go that far but Pharrell definitely has some all timers from that era
mainly nostalgia bias for me
the story of snoop getting pharrell too high for that studio session and him not being able to direct stevie wandering around blindly in the booth
lmaoooo s*** sounds like a chappelle skit no lie
True I wouldn't have mentioned it if Kendrick wasn't already heavily rumored to be on this
by whom