Bipolar Sunshine Collaborates With Bantu & Dr. Chaii On New Single ‘Dicaprio’

The multi-platinum selling British singer and songwriter BIPOLAR SUNSHINE! teamed up with LA-based Zimbabwean artist-producers BANTU and DR. CHAII on their massive new single titled ‘DICAPRIO’. It is the third single to be taken from the highly anticipated 6-track collaborative EP currently in the works from Bantu and Dr. Chaii, following their breakthrough hit single ‘Jackie Chan’, and this summer’s infectious jam featuring Soaky Siren titled ‘Summer Whine’.

Bantu and Dr. Chaii boast over 200 million streams between them, after their recent collaboration with Nicki Minaj and Anuel AA titled ‘Familia’ from the Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse film soundtrack. Bantu and Dr. Chaii have also produced and written for some of the biggest tracks of the year, including the UK Top 5 charting single ‘Tip Toe’ by Jason Derulo and French Montana, and the Latin Grammy Award nominated ‘Hey Ma’ from J Balvin, Camila Cabello and Pitbull.

Bantu and Dr. Chaii have also collaborated with Chris Brown, Rita Ora, Dua Lipa, Sean Paul, LAUV, Jonas Blue, Maroon 5, A$AP Rocky, Fifth Harmony, and Tove Stryke, among others, becoming two of the most exciting and revered hitmakers in pop music today. Their intention is to reflect multicultural background in their music while they continue to make global impact. Their sound is known to be led by the authentic culture and color, with a collage of infectious sounds, rhythms and stories that both artists and producers bring to all their projects.

About the inspiration for their new track ‘DiCaprio’, Bantu and Dr. Chaii say, “This song is inspired by all the amazing sounds and genres that are coming from around the world. If we were to try and describe ‘DiCaprio’, we’d say it’s a fusion of Middle Eastern, African and Brazilian rhythm and melody. It’s the first time we’ve worked with Bipolar Sunshine, and it’s one of the most favourite songs we’ve ever been a part of. With this track, we literally said, ‘man lets make something fun that people can dance to’, and that’s what happened, it’s one of those songs that honestly feels like it wrote itself”.