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Jay-Z, Pharrell Williams working on "crazy" new project
Published Thursday, Feb 16 2012, 10:22 GMT | By Lewis Corner | Add comment
Pharrell Williams has revealed that he is working on a "crazy" new project with Jay-Z.
The pair have been in the studio collaborating on material, which could potentially end up on Jay-Z's 12th studio album.
Speaking to MTV, Williams explained: "We're working on something; it's crazy."
Asked what the material was for, he added: "Well, you know, he's (Jay) very discreet about details and stuff. I'm just a filmmaker, musically. I let everybody else play the roles."
The duo recently teamed up for Jay-Z's 'Glory', which featured and was about his newborn daughter Blue Ivy.
Back in December, Jay-Z teased the possibility of a new solo album and a second Watch The Throne record being released in 2012.
Watch the music video for Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'N***as In Paris' below:
The pair have been in the studio collaborating on material, which could potentially end up on Jay-Z's 12th studio album.
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© WENN
Speaking to MTV, Williams explained: "We're working on something; it's crazy."
Asked what the material was for, he added: "Well, you know, he's (Jay) very discreet about details and stuff. I'm just a filmmaker, musically. I let everybody else play the roles."
The duo recently teamed up for Jay-Z's 'Glory', which featured and was about his newborn daughter Blue Ivy.
Back in December, Jay-Z teased the possibility of a new solo album and a second Watch The Throne record being released in 2012.
Watch the music video for Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'N***as In Paris' below:
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