Pharrell Williams and Sabrina Carpenter reportedly collaborating for Nintendo Switch 2 trailer music

A new Nintendo Switch 2 rumor has surfaced, suggesting renowned artists Pharrell Williams and Sabrina Carpenter are making the music for a Nintendo Switch 2 trailer. This comes from a leaker (@the_marmolade) on the Famiboards forum who claims that their sources suggest Pharrell's company is involved with the project with iconic pop artist Sabrina Carpenter on board as well.

This is interesting in many ways as it follows a series of leaks concerning Nintendo's hotly anticipated upcoming game console. Here are the details.

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Pharrell Williams and Sabrina Carpenter being involved in a Nintendo Switch 2 trailer suggests a reveal may be around the corner

We are getting ever closer to the official reveal of the much-awaited console (Image via Nintendo)

Here's what the leaker said in one of the Nintendo discussion threads on the forum:

"Pharrell Williams company is producing trailer music for Switch 2 reveal what I heard from sources."

He also added the following in another reply:

"Who said Sabrina Carpenter wasnt involved"

Pharrell Williams has been a popular cornerstone of the American music industry since the 90s. Although he is more prominent as a producer, his singing career includes massive hits such as Happy, as well as features on Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines and Lucky by Daft Punk. Sabrina Carpenter meanwhile shot to fame with her songs Espresso and Please Please Please.

With two major stars said to be involved with music for a Nintendo Switch 2 trailer, it will no doubt be something catchy and memorable. That said, assuming the production of the music has been wrapped up, a trailer debuting the hardware officially to the public may not be as far away as hoped.

This lines up with past rumors suggesting that Nintendo will showcase its next-gen console early next month (January 2025). There have been a bunch of leaks over the past few months, including hardware design, accessories, and more, with even indie developers announcing Switch 2 ports of their games.

While fans have gotten an idea of what the console itself will look like thanks to past leaks, they are now eager to know how its games and OS (operating system) would look. Assuming this latest leak is true, the trailer should offer a glimpse of the games coming to the next-gen platform, just as the debut Nintendo Switch trailer showed off back in March 2017.

Here's hoping we get a glance early next month as leaked.