The anticipation around the album ‘G I R L’ will come to an end on Monday 3 March. American singer-songwriter Pharrell Williams has announced his solo album ‘G I R L’ will be available globally on the same date.
40 year old rapper in a statement said that he instantly knew that the name of the album had to G I R L. It will be released under Columbia Records and the pre-orders of the album will be available. He also presented his view on the opportunity given by the label company. Williams said, “When Columbia Records presented me with the opportunity to make an album, three things came to mind. One was the sense of overwhelming honor that I felt when I realized that they were interested in partnering with me on the album that I had always dreamt of making. Two, it would have to feel festive and urgent. And three, I instantly knew it would be called G I R L. I hope you like it.” The album also contains the track ‘Happy’ that was first featured on Despicable Me 2 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).
Currently, he will be performing at the BRIT Awards on Sunday, 2 March and also at the 86th edition of Annual Academy Awards. Later this month, he will also perform on Germany’s Wetten Das and France’s Le Grand Journal.
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He took home four Grammy awards, including Producer of the Year, Album of the Year for Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories, and Record of the Year as well as Best Pop Duo/Performance for Daft Punk’s ‘Get Lucky’. He has won a career-spanning total of seven Grammys.
He released his first single ‘Frontin’ in 2003 and was followed up with his debut solo album In My Mind in 2006.
