Pharrell Set To Produce Horror Thriller "Survive The Night"

Pharrell Williams is once more expanding outside of simply being a hit music creator. The 44-year-old has collaborated with any semblance of Tracy Oliver, the essayist behind the film Girls Trip, to convey the book Survive the Night to the extra large screen, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

Warner Bros. is the main organization behind the film as Tracy will fill in as author, while Pharrell, Mimi Valdes (his I am OTHER accomplice), Leslie Morgenstein and Elysa Dutton will be the makers. Pharrell, Tracy and Mimi already worked together on the YouTube arrangement Awkward Black Girl that featured Issa Rae.


The spine chiller will take after a gathering of female understudies who go to an underground rave in New York. Things turn insane when they need to battle for their lives from a puzzling executioner. The motion picture is set to have a major music segment, with the score playing to the subjects all through the film - something Pharrell will be sharp at having a section in.

SZA as of late uncovered that the "Frontin'" artist attempted to add drums to her hit single "Supermodel" yet included that it simply didn't work. She nitty gritty the story amid a meeting with Billboard Magazine. SZA said the tune's co-author, Tyron Donaldson, had quite recently figured out how to play the guitar two or three days before hear hearing his harmonies where she demanded they be recorded. Long story short, after the vocals were set down and the tune was made, she let it be known required something more.

"Toward the finish of a melody, you need to blend it and improve it and add poo to it and like make sense of, 'Does it require foundations?' Everything we've at any point attempted to add to that tune did not work," she clarified. "Pharrell endeavored to add drums to the tune however it's not on a network, it's not quantized. It's simply Ty attempting to play guitar for the third time ever in his life."

Despite the fact that his plan to include a few drums turned out poorly, he contributed a few vocals on the tune.