Dua Lipa And Hwasa Mamamoo's Collaboration On A Special Single Song

Dua Lipa dan Hwasa (@RBW_MAMAMOO)

JAKARTA - MAMAMOO group personnel, Hwasa will have a duet with British singer Dua Lipa. This was announced through the official Twitter account of the group made by Rainbow Bridge World (RBW) on Monday, March 16 yesterday.

"Surprise! Physical (feat. Hwa Sa), "wrote the agency. See below:

[# 화사] Surprise! 'Physical (feat. Hwa Sa)' Coming Soon ✔ 2020.03.18 Wed 12PM (KST) #HwaSa # 두아 리파 #DuaLipa #Physical #FutureNostalgia pic.twitter.com/tcvPsNO4P5

- 마마 무 (MAMAMOO) (@RBW_MAMAMOO) March 16, 2020

Judging from the tweet, Hwasa seems to be filling in the remix version of the song Physical which was released last February. However, the song will not be included in Dua Lipa's new album, Future Nostalgia, which will be released next April.

Previously, the two singers met on the stage of the 2019 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) where at that time Hwasa opened Dua Lipa's performance by covering the song New Rules. Then Dua Lipa kicked off her stage act with the song Don't Start Now which is the first song from the upcoming album.

This isn't the first time Dua Lipa has collaborated with a K-pop singer. Last year, he invited the BLACKPINK group in the song Kiss and Make Up. This song was included on the compilation album Dua Lipa: The Complete Edition.

This song was also performed together several times during BLACKPINK's concert tour in North America. The response received at that time was very interesting considering that they are both big names from their countries.

RBW will release a remix version of Physical on Wednesday. Of course, fans can expect charming collaborations from these two singers from different countries.

Meanwhile, MAMAMOO itself is still taking a break after canceling a series of promotions for Japanese-released albums including concerts scheduled for April 3-5. One of the other members, Moonbyul, also had to postpone his solo concert regarding the coronavirus pandemic that was still developing in South Korea.