Beck Enlists Dev Hynes to direct his surreal 'Uneventful Days' video, starring Evan Rachel Wood, Tessa Thompson and Alia Shawkat
about the record, which also includes collaborations with Greg Kurstin, Sky Ferreira and Coldplay’s Chris Martin.
“I was not expecting the songs to come out how they did. I was going in thinking of songs like ‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’, y’know?” Beck said. “[Pharrell] felt very strongly that, spending a little time with me, that, ‘You need to be doing singer-songwriter type of songs’. So that was more of the direction we went in. I really tried to be less ambitious on the production on these songs, like to let them be simple and let them breathe. Pharrell is a master minimalist.
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