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Chris Martin/Nelly Furtado - 'All Good Things' Lands November 27th

nellyfurtado.jpgNelly Furtado gets a little help from her friends for her hot new single. All Good Things released through Geffen Records on November 27th.

 

Coldplay’s Chris Martin co-wrote the hypnotic ‘All Good Things’ with Nelly after he turned up at the same studio Nelly was working in with Timbaland in Miami. As a long term fan of Coldplay, Nelly jumped at the chance of working with Chris. The single was once again produced by uber-producer Timbaland.

 

“Chris was totally at home in the studio and was a great experience writing with him. He is one of the most artistically creative people I have worked with to date and he gives the Nelly sound a slightly different flavour” said Nelly on writing with Coldplay’s, Chris Martin.

The 12″ version of the single will be backed up with ‘No Hay Igual’, Nelly teams up with reggaeton newcomer Calle 13 for a new version of her infectious club jam ‘No Hay Igual’. The track sees Nelly rapping with Calle in Spanish. The track came about after Pharrell introduced Nelly to reggaeton when Nelly was recording her album. Nelly fell in love with the sound straight away

 

Both tracks are taken from Nelly’s smash album ‘Loose’ which has already gone platinum in both the UK and US and is looking set, to become one of the critics choice albums of the year.

 

2006 looks sure to be unforgettable for Nelly Furtado. She was nominated for 3 awards at the MTV European Awards where she performed.

 

Source: http://www.ilikemusic.com/

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