Keith Urban, Breland Wrote 'A Bunch Of Songs' For Nicole Kidman's New Movie

Nicole Kidman's next project may feature songs from her husband Keith Urban and his collaborator Breland.

Urban and Breland spoke with Entertainment Tonight on the set of the music video for their country-trap song "Throw It Back," which was released Friday. During the interview, the country superstar shared that he and the singer-songwriter worked on a number of songs for Kidman's upcoming movie, though it was not revealed which film he was referring to.

"We wrote a bunch of songs for a movie that my wife is doing," Urban told the outlet. "So that's what we spent two weeks writing."

Meanwhile, Breland shared that Urban reached out to him for a music project after his song "My Truck" went viral on TikTok. The 25-year-old singer also previously collaborated with Nelly, Lauren Alaina, Mickey Guyton and Sam Hunt.

"Keith reached out to me, sent me a text. He was like, 'Yo DB, this is Keith and in parentheses as in Urban.' And I was like, 'Is this Keith, like is this Keith Urban?!'" Breland shared.

According to Breland, their new music video for "Throw It Back" is set in a club where Urban is performing and Breland is trying to approach women without success. But Urban saves the day with his magic guitar pedal that throws things back in time, giving Breland a chance to redo how he approaches them.

The two artists quarantined together for two weeks to work on their projects and became close in the process.

"Yeah 24 hours a day for two weeks, you get to know somebody really well," Urban said.

"And I will say this, I was like low-key hoping to just catch him slipping," Breland joked. "He's like the nicest guy I've ever met. He never slipped, he never slipped, two weeks and he's really that dude."

He also shared one tidbit about Urban that fans may not know: he's an early riser.

"Keith gets up really early regardless of how late he goes to sleep," Breland said. "Like. we might've been up working until midnight and Keith is just, like, downstairs, sipping a coffee. He's like, 'Good morning!' I'm like, 'It's, like, 5 in the morning.'"

In November 2020, the "Moulin Rouge" star talked about her marriage and how Urban saves her from loneliness. Kidman gushed over her husband and credited their great relationship for helping her keep herself together amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

"I have a very good relationship. It is a very soothing, comforting place for me to go, and he's a very strong, warm, kind man," Kidman told Glamour. "I'm very fortunate to have that in my life, because it's a really strong place to be able to go and curl up. And, this is a lonely world, right? That's an extraordinary thing to have found, particularly later in my life. But it saved me, as well, which is a beautiful thing to have."