Pharrell Williams

Pharrell's lawyers say Chad Hugo has "no idea" which songs he co-wrote. The motion exposes how a producer duo that split everything evenly for 30 years never had to keep track.

Isaac Hayes cut four songs in 1969, Nas took six straight albums from Hit-Boy before his first Grammy, and Pharrell has now produced two complete albums in fifteen months with a third finished. The one-producer album is the oldest arrangement in this music, and it keeps collecting the trophies.

Clipse, Quavo, John Legend and Pusha T all recorded in the same Paris office, and one man produced every note. HitsCulture on how a fashion job became the most productive stretch of Pharrell Williams's career.

Quavo’s next solo chapter runs through Pharrell Williams. QRÖMELIFE arrives October 2, following a campaign that has moved from Louis Vuitton’s Paris runway to an Atlanta reunion with T.I.

You watched Puff Daddy (aka Diddy) and his Bad Boy crew perform "Finna Get Loose" during the recent BET Awards, now here's the official music video.

You saw Puff Daddy (no longer Diddy) and his Bad Boy crew perform a new song called "Finna Get Loose" during the BET Awards on Sunday, now here's the full song.

Pharrell continues to build his empire! First Maxine Ashley and now Snoop Dogg. The hit producer-performer and the rap veteran have worked together throughout the years, teaming up to bring us two of Snoop's biggest hits, 2003's "Beautiful" and 2004's "Drop

Drake leads pack of nominees for the 2014 BET Hip Hop Awards. Slated to tape later this month in Atlanta, the BET Hip Hop Awards will be hosted by Uncle Snoop (Snoop Dogg).

Future drops a music video for "Move That Dope" a collaboration with Pharrell Williams and Pusha T.

Rapper Future launches the brand new single "Move That Dope," featuring Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, and Casino and produced by Mike WiLL Made It.

A recent sighting of Pusha T and The Neptunes in the studio sent out the wrong message. While many thought Pusha was working on his sophomore album, the follow-up to his G.O.O.D.

T.I. has found a home for his Grand Hustle imprint. Following his departure from Atlantic Records, where he released where he released seven albums, the "Trouble Man" rapper has steered his ship over to Columbia records.