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[talk] Pharrell Williams participated in writing and composing New Jeans' Japanese debut single [Official]
World-renowned pop star Pharrell Williams participated as a composer and lyricist for NewJeans' debut Japanese single.
According to his agency ADOR on the 13th, Pharrell Williams was credited on New Jeans' (Minzy, Hani, Daniel, Haerin, Hyein) Japanese debut single 'Supernatural' and the title song of the same name 'Supernatural'.
"Supernatural" is a song that perfectly combines a melody that evokes nostalgia for the past with the members' emotional vocals. Adore explained the song, saying, "Pharrell Williams took his iconic ad-libs and bridge from 'Back of My Mind,' a collaboration with Japanese singer Manami from 2009, and producer 250 reinterpreted it in a new jack swing style."
Best known for his mega hit 'Happy', Pharrell Williams is a multi-Grammy Award-winning world-renowned singer and producer.
New Jeans' Japanese debut single 'Supernatural' will be released on the 21st of next month. The single contains a total of 4 songs, including the title song of the same name, the track 'Right Now', and instrumental versions of each song. 'Right Now' attracted attention when it was partially released as a Lotte ZERO commercial song on the 9th.
New Jeans has previously announced collaborations with cultural and artistic giants such as Takashi Murakami and Hiroshi Fujiwara, raising expectations for their unprecedented debut in Japan. They will also be holding a fan meeting at Tokyo Dome at the same time as their Japanese debut.
Meanwhile, New Jeans will make a comeback in Korea first on the 24th. The music video for "Bubble Gum," a track from their double single "How Sweet," which was pre-released on the 27th of last month, topped YouTube's Korean weekly popular music videos for two consecutive weeks, and has also maintained its popularity by ranking high on the global weekly chart. This shows the global influence and ripple effect of New Jeans, who are causing a sensation with just one music video without even releasing an official song.
Looking at the article, it seems like 250 sampled the song Pharrell participated in?!
