{"id":708680,"date":"2026-01-21T18:55:09","date_gmt":"2026-01-21T15:55:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/pharrell-debuts-new-pusha-t-aap-rocky-quavo-music-during-louis-vuitton-show\/"},"modified":"2026-01-21T18:55:09","modified_gmt":"2026-01-21T15:55:09","slug":"pharrell-debuts-new-pusha-t-aap-rocky-quavo-music-during-louis-vuitton-show","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/pharrell-debuts-new-pusha-t-aap-rocky-quavo-music-during-louis-vuitton-show\/","title":{"rendered":"Pharrell Debuts New Pusha T, A$AP Rocky & Quavo Music During Louis Vuitton Show"},"content":{"rendered":"

Pharrell‘s Louis Vuitton Fall-Winter 2026 show was as much a showcase of his musical talent as his fashion vision.<\/p>\n

During the stylish event in Paris on Tuesday (January 20), Skateboard P debuted five unreleased songs from the likes of Pusha T, A$AP Rocky and Quavo — all produced by himself.<\/p>\n

King Push app<\/a>ears on a track with Jackson Wang called “Sex God,” making a brief but braggadocious cameo on the Hong Kong rapper’s bouncy, radio-friendly record.<\/p>\n

Fresh off the release of his long-awaited album Don’t Be Dumb<\/em>, Pretty Flacko keeps the new music coming by linking up with Pharrell on the jiggy, champagne-popping “Disturbing the P.”<\/p>\n

Soundtracking the finale of the runway show, “Hit-a Lik” is the first taste of Quavo’s upcoming album which is helmed by the former Neptunes hitmaker.<\/p>\n

Pharrell, who has served as Louis Vuitton’s men’s creative director since 2023, also premiered never-before-heard songs from John Legend (“Pray For Ya”) and Voices of Fire (“The One”), the Virginia-based gospel choir that featured on the Clipse’s Grammy-nominated “The Birds Don’t Sing.”<\/p>\n

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It’s unclear if the spree of new songs is a sign that Pharrell is gearing up to release a new solo album, which would be his first since 2014’s GIRL<\/em>, or he’s simply looking to extend his late-career hot streak behind the boards.<\/p>\n

The 52-year-old reinstated himself as one of hip-hop’s hottest producers last year thanks largely to the Clipse‘s excellent comeback album Let God Sort Em Out<\/em>, which he produced entirely by himself.<\/p>\n

The project earned not only widespread critical acclaim, but multiple Grammy nominations including for Album of the Year — Pusha T and Malice‘s first-ever nods in the coveted category.<\/p>\n

Proving he’s still as versatile as ever, Pharrell also lent his midas touch to The Weeknd‘s Hurry Up Tomorrow<\/em> and Rosal\u00eda’s Lux<\/em> while cooking up heatrocks for Rick Ross (“For the Money”), Snoop Dogg (“Spot”) and Don Toliver (“LV Bag”).<\/p>\n

“I watched The Irishman<\/em> and that shit changed me because I saw [Martin] Scorsese… this guy doesn’t fucking miss and just gets better and better with time,” he said in an interview with Complex<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n

“That doesn’t happen in rap. A lot of times, people feel like they age out. And I understand that for some people … But man, to God be the glory that [the Clipse and I] get to wake up and still feel this way about this shit — and be fucking great!”<\/p>\n

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