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““ He’s extremely hard on himself,” Watt says.”
“Watch it on YouTube or above; here are some highlights from the discussion: Watt played matchmaker for Madonna and Charli XCX for the “Danceteria” remix he worked on.”
“And really fun to be around.” Watching Paul McCartney work, Watt says, was like going to college.”
“Continuing his much-lauded Mayhem collaboration with Lady Gaga , he worked with her on multiple new songs as well, including tracks fo r The Devil Wears Prada 2.”
“Also on his schedule: a new album with Elton John .”
“[Ozzy] was just like, ‘Let’s make a Sabbath album.’ He’s like, ‘We didn’t do an album with [drummer] Bill Ward.’ As Ozzy does, he gave me the marching orders: ‘Call Tony.”
“The way we kind of flipped it around was he’s one of the great melody writers ever.”
“We Found Out the Answer View all posts by Brian Hiatt October 17, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Producer/songwriter Andrew Watt spent yet another wildly overscheduled year working with legends, producing both Paul McCartney ‘s The Boys of Dungeon Lane and the Rolling Stones ‘ Foreign Tongues (his second album with the band), while also co-producing Brandi Carlile’s Returning to Myself and two songs from Madonna ‘s Confessions II.”
“He also co-wrote and co-produced Michael Stipe ‘s track “I Played the Fool,” and is working with Stipe on his long-awaited solo debut.”
“In a new episode of The Rolling Stone Studio , Watt sits down with Brian Hiatt to talk about all those collaborations and more.”
“”There are some songs that we made for a specific reason, and yeah, that’s all I can say,” Watt says.”
“… It was kind of like, let me show you how we can use the studio.”
“And then it goes to a rock section.”
“I didn’t know if there was gonna be another one after the first one.”
““ I actually put them on a text message together,” says Watt, “to kinda meet and talk before they were ever gonna do a record together, because they just needed to be friends.”
““And she obviously invented talking on a pop song, right?”
“He loves playing characters, even, like, ‘Rocky Raccoon.’ … His imagination is unlike anyone else’s.”
“… And then Elton is the master of putting Bernie’s lyrics down to the song.”
“I haven’t listened to them.” The night before Osbourne’s final concert, he adds, “we sat and we listened to the stuff that we had made, and made notes.”
“… Bouncing around the studio and playing every different instrument.”
“Then you call Bill.’ … So I called Tony.”
“Watt says Iommi wasn’t being serious.”