Montreality recently caught up with Pharrell Williams during a press conference for Mawazine Festival in Morocco.
The Canada-based media outlet recorded Pharrell speaking about his contribution to Kendrick Lamar’s latest album, To Pimp A Butterfly.
P is credited as a producer on K.Dot’s TPAB cut “Alright.”
He says the beat was inspired by one of his assistants that “really likes trap music.”

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“I wanted to do something that felt like it was in that vein, but a little bit more colorful,” Pharrell says. “It had Rhodes and instruments that aren’t usually used in that style of music and just try to bring something a little bit more mystical.

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