Pusha T and Pharrell have teamed up once again to deliver their latest track, “Mike Tyson Blow to the Face.”
This new song makes its mark in Pharrell’s short film, All Day I Dream About Sport. The film, co-directed with Gabriel Moses, captures the essence of West African culture. The track stands out, giving listeners some lyrical punches, courtesy of Pusha, over Pharrell’s energetic beats.
The short film, lasting 20 minutes, is a mix of cultural insights and storytelling. It’s more than just music; it’s about life in Dakar, Senegal, and the everyday rhythm of life there. Pharrell produced three original songs for the film, with “Mike Tyson Blow to the Face” being a centerpiece.
Fans can catch a snippet of the track online, though the full soundtrack hasn’t been dropped on streaming platforms yet. While more music is anticipated from this duo, the spotlight has been firmly on Pusha’s upcoming album, “Let God Sort ‘Em Out,” a project produced entirely by Pharrell.
Speaking to Vulture, Pusha T described the album as a mature evolution of his rap duo with Malice, emphasizing curation over filler content. Pharrell’s involvement promises a cinematic musical experience, blending authenticity and storytelling.
Meanwhile, Pusha T assures fans that the eagerly awaited Clipse album is complete, with its release on Def Jam promising to bring the duo’s signature sound back after a long hiatus.
With each collaboration, Pusha T and Pharrell continue to push boundaries in music and storytelling. Their latest track not only adds to their legacy but promises more exciting projects ahead.
