Everything's in motion for Pi'erre Bourne, the prolific producer behind a number of ubiquitous Kanye West and Playboi Carti tracks.
Tuesday, Bourne hit Zane Lowe with the World Record exclusive premiere of his new single "Marie Curie," taken from his upcoming debut album The Life of Pi'erre 4. The SossHouse boss teased to Lowe that he has big plans for the rest of the tracklist.
"Me and Carti got a crazy song on there," he said, marking the latest entry in their extended history of collabs. "I have to put my buddy on there. I'm supposed to get a verse from Drake so we're waiting on this verse from Drake. 'Are the Drake vocals in yet?' We need some Drake and Pi'erre in the world man!"
Below, stream "Marie Curie" via Apple Music and/or catch it above via YouTube. The Life of Pi'erre 4 is due next month.
Elaborating further on the clearly winning formula behind he and Carti's proven collaborative success, Bourne told Lowe that the creative process continues to get easier. "I know what kinds of things he likes and the type of person he is," he said. 'We're really close now. It's pretty much just one-two in the studio."
Bourne first teased a possible Drake verse way back in November, telling Billboard at the time that he feels blessed no matter how it shakes out. "[Drake] said he wants to get on it," he said. "I'm really trying to get him on it."
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