With Beck only weeks away from releasing the lush Morning Phase on Feb. 25 (it's positioned as something of a Sea Change sequel, utilizing many of the same players), a new interview in Billboard reveals hints of another full-length being prepared, likened to be closer to Beck's popular 1996 collection, Odelay.

One of the most interesting nuggets of information in the interview is the news that among the slew of collaborations on the "other" funkier Beck album is none less than super-producer Pharrell Williams, still riding high on a massive 2013 where he worked with Robin Thicke and Daft Punk on huge records. He also walked away with the GRAMMY award for Producer of the Year at last month's ceremony.

While a Beck-Pharrell Willams has the earmarks of being a superstar dance-floor jam of epic proportions, given both artists' chameleon-like abilities to assume countless sounds and musical genres, the results could be anything from a symphonic score to a peppy pop song suitable for kids.