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Pharrell<\/a>\u2018s 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>, A$AP Rocky<\/a> and Quavo<\/a> \u2014 all produced by himself.<\/p>\n King Push appears on a track with Jackson Wang called \u201cSex God,\u201d making a brief but braggadocious cameo on the Hong Kong rapper\u2019s bouncy, radio-friendly record.<\/p>\n Fresh off the release of his long-awaited album Don\u2019t Be Dumb<\/a><\/em>, Pretty Flacko keeps the new music coming by linking up with Pharrell on the jiggy, champagne-popping \u201cDisturbing the P.\u201d<\/p>\n Soundtracking the finale of the runway show, \u201cHit-a Lik\u201d is the first taste of Quavo\u2019s upcoming album which is helmed by the former Neptunes hitmaker.<\/p>\n Pharrell, who has served as Louis Vuitton\u2019s men\u2019s creative director since 2023, also premiered never-before-heard songs from John Legend<\/a> (\u201cPray For Ya\u201d) and Voices of Fire (\u201cThe One\u201d), the Virginia-based gospel choir that featured on the Clipse\u2019s Grammy-nominated \u201cThe Birds Don\u2019t Sing.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s 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\u2019s GIRL<\/em>, or he\u2019s 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\u2019s hottest producers last year thanks largely to the Clipse<\/a>\u2018s 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 \u2014 Pusha T<\/a> and Malice<\/a>\u2018s first-ever nods in the coveted category.<\/p>\n Proving he\u2019s still as versatile as ever, Pharrell also lent his midas touch to The Weeknd<\/a>\u2018s Hurry Up Tomorrow<\/em> and Rosal\u00eda\u2019s Lux<\/em> while cooking up heatrocks for Rick Ross<\/a> (\u201cFor the Money\u201d), Snoop Dogg<\/a> (\u201cSpot\u201d) and Don Toliver<\/a> (\u201cLV Bag\u201d).<\/p>\n \u201cI watched The Irishman<\/em> and that shit changed me because I saw [Martin] Scorsese\u2026 this guy doesn\u2019t fucking miss and just gets better and better with time,\u201d he said in an interview with Complex<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n \u201cThat doesn\u2019t happen in rap. A lot of times, people feel like they age out. And I understand that for some people \u2026 But man, to God be the glory that [the Clipse and I] get to wake up and still feel this way about this shit \u2014 and be fucking great!\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n