Sade Will Contribute A New Song For <em>A Wrinkle In Time</em>
Ava Asked, Now Sade Will Contribute A New Song For <em>A Wrinkle In Time</em> - Page 3
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In anticipation of her new film, A Wrinkle In Time director Ava DuVernay shared some information about the film’s soundtrack. And the news shook some things up. Going out on a whim, DuVernay approached singer Sade about contributing some music to the film.
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Since it has been eight years since Sade released her latest project, Soldier of Love, and seven since her last single, folks weren’t expecting to hear from her anytime soon. Which made the surprise of the news that much sweeter.
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Then things got particularly interesting when producer No I.D. announced that he worked on the project.
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DuVernay also shared snippets from the other songs that would be featured on the project.
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Demi Lovato also shared that she would also be a part of the soundtrack with a new song, produced by DJ Khaled.
Ava retweeted it saying: “My hope was to gather dynamic women artists to craft a majestic soundtrack for Meg’s journey. Demi, thank you for “I BELIEVE.” With our brother, @djkhaled, you made magic.”
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