Dizzee Rascal and Calvin Harris for new single
Plus rapper reveals 'cheeky' tone for new record
Current UK singles chart-topper Dizzee Rascal has confirmed that the follow-up to his the smash hit 'Bonkers' will be another collaboration with Calvin Harris.
Harris created the music for his Number One single 'Dance Wiv Me', and has been enlisted to work on 'Holiday' – their next joint effort, which does not have a confirmed release date yet.
Dizzee has not explained the details of the single yet, but had revealed that his September-bound new album 'Tongue 'N' Cheek', on which the song will appear, has a light-hearted "cheeky" theme compared to his grime roots.
"'Tongue 'N' Cheek' is me being a bit cheeky," he told BBC Newsbeat. "The theme of it is naughty but nice. Just celebrating the good things in life."
Harris created the music for his Number One single 'Dance Wiv Me', and has been enlisted to work on 'Holiday' – their next joint effort, which does not have a confirmed release date yet.
Dizzee has not explained the details of the single yet, but had revealed that his September-bound new album 'Tongue 'N' Cheek', on which the song will appear, has a light-hearted "cheeky" theme compared to his grime roots.
"'Tongue 'N' Cheek' is me being a bit cheeky," he told BBC Newsbeat. "The theme of it is naughty but nice. Just celebrating the good things in life."
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