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But the producer’s status grew immeasurably when he sprinkled fairy-dust over Daft Punk’s Get Lucky in 2013, and he has been a ubiquitous presence at music-industry happenings ever since. Even so, a new album under the Chic mantle was a long time coming. Back in 2015, It’s About Time came close to fruition, preceded by its nostalgic lead single, I’ll Be There. But three years on and “it’s a whole different thing”, demurs Nile, clearly only focused on the new and improved version of It’s About Time.
“This album is the most self-indulgent record I’ve ever made in my life, except for maybe [debut 1983 solo LP] Land Of The Good Groove. It’s the first Chic album in 26 years; I had plenty of stuff I wanted to say. The only reason why I didn’t continue after I’ll Be There is because that record was a big tribute to all the artists who made my life so special.
The narrative may resemble a dodgy West End rock opera (naming no names), but Nile’s enthusiasm is infectious. He’s always been a positive person, but perhaps facing prostate cancer in 2010 heightened his enlightened state. He nods.
“It’s funny, I’ve survived cancer twice and when people ask me for advice, I never give any. I just tell them what I did – just looked down the road. I did the same thing you do when you drive, because if you look down, you are probably going to have an accident, so you look at what’s coming and try and remain optimistic.
Apocalyptic undertones aside, It’s About Time is shamelessly uplifting, and the double-entendre title is significant, because the music ventures way beyond the era considered to be the peak Chic sound. Nile travels through the ages, visiting everything from boogie and R&B to new jack swing and house music, via a cavalcade of featured guests: “I wanted to show that my life is now more about collaborations.
That productive period boasts a roll call of young talent including NAO, Stefflon Don, Mura Masa and Disclosure, plus artists whose sessions have yet to appear on a Chic record, such as Jorja Smith, HAIM and Bruno Mars. “So it’s actually two albums that I’ve made, and you’re only getting Volume 1 for now,” he reveals, promising that the second helping will land next February.
At one point there was talk of Daft Punk remixing a bunch of old Chic tapes, but Nile felt he had to find a new groove instead. “I strive to be original.  When we were working on Random Access Memories, Pharrell and I were talking about doing a lot of stuff; same with Duran Duran and Mark Ronson.
It’s About Time features a heavy UK presence, but Nile has always enjoyed a strong connection to Britain. He became synonymous with Duran Duran, Mick Jagger, Thompson Twins and many more, but his admiration for UK music goes deeper. “When I was a kid, everything that wasn’t ‘show music’ was called rock ’n’ roll,” he says, still in awe of his Abbey Road surroundings. “It didn’t matter if it was Chuck Berry, The Beatles or Curtis Mayfield – it was all called rock ’n’ roll.
Surprisingly, It’s About Time features none of his old crew. “When I was conceptualising the record, I decided not to have anyone on the record that I have put on a Chic record before. So I didn’t even think about asking Duran Duran or Bryan Ferry, even though Roxy Music played such an important role in the history of Chic.
Among the many young artists on the new album, two more-established giants of the pop world stand out – Lady Gaga and Sir Elton John. The latter is unrecognisable on Queen, a ballad about a girl who emerges from oppression inspired by Diana Ross, for whom Nile produced and wrote the Diana album in 1980. But perhaps the album’s strangest moment comes at the very end, courtesy of Gaga, who covers Chic’s 1978 song, I Want Your Love, in deadpan style.
“I hate covering my own stuff, but she had already recorded it for a Tom Ford advert,” he explains. “After we worked on the Grammys Bowie tribute together, she called me because she had read that I dreamt up I Want Your Love – note for note. She goes: ‘I feel weird changing your dream, I want to sing your dream instead.’ So she basically forced me into the studio to record her again. This was probably the most loving gesture that anyone has done for me.
Bowie and Madonna may steal the headlines, but arguably Nile’s most enduring recording relationship outside of Chic is with Duran Duran. The band were Chic freaks growing up, and their blueprint for creating Duran in the first place was an amalgamation of Chic, Roxy Music and the Sex Pistols; plus a bit of Bowie thrown in.
Nile first teamed up with the band to remix The Reflex way back in 1984, and then scored further success with The Wild Boys and Notorious… Now he’s bang up to date with 2015’s Pressure Off.
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Last Stand, the upcoming film which marks the return to the big screen for former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, has added Zach Gilford (“Friday Night Lights”) to the cast. According to Deadline, Gilford “will play the young small-town cop who works for Schwarzenegger’s sheriff character.”
Kim Jee-woon is directing Last Stand which is currently in pre-production for a planned 2013 release date.
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