Ed Sheeran confirms working with Pharrell Williams on new album
Their project is 'sounding nuts'
- Miles Kane: The 'Inhaler' rocker has recently worked with Magnetic Man producer Skream on new track 'First Of My Kind', and hinted at interest in recording more with the dance producer, telling The Daily Star: “I’d be well up for guesting on a proper ‘having it’ track like when Noel Gallagher sang for The Chemical Brothers. That world isn’t what I’m used to but it really intrigues me. Me and Skream had a right laugh. I was surprised how much he knows his rock ’n’ roll.”
by Andrew Trendell | Photos by WENN
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Ed Sheeran has confirmed that he has been working with NERD star and Daft Punk collaborator, Pharrell Williams.
Sheeran, who is currently working on the follow-up to his multi-award-winning and massive selling debut +, took to Twitter where he revealed the unlikely collaboration:
Finished up 2 days with @Pharrell. Sounding nuts
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) September 17, 2013
The 'Give Me Love' star has also recently revealed that he has been in the studio with The Game and Rudimental to work on new material.
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Pharrell Williams is more in demand than ever, following his collaboration with Daft Punk on 'Get Lucky' and 'Lose Yourself To Dance' from the French duo's hugely successful Random Access Memories. As well as posting photos of himself in the studio with the likes of Justin Timberlake, Jay Z and Justin Biever, the super-cool US producer was recently pictured in the studio with One Direction. The singer, songwriter and coolest man on the planet then confirmed he will be bringing a touch of slick NERD style to the boyband's next album project.
"We are definitely talking. From what I’ve heard of their new stuff I’m pleasantly surprised," Pharrell told The Mirror newspaper at the GQ Awards in London. "Their new stuff is definitely a progression and an elevation. I will hopefully be getting involved as we are definitely in talks.
"I don’t think some people realise how hard those boys work. There is so much more that goes into One Direction than just the band."
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