Black Caviar team up with Savage for “Woke Up Feeling Good”

Black Caviar team up with Savage for “Woke Up Feeling Good”

Sound the alarm - Black Caviar is back on Dim Mak with their new single “Woke Up Feeling Good” featuring the iconic voice of Savage.

The buttery bass house tune features rap vocals from Platinum selling New Zealand hip hop artist Savage, notably known for his collaborations with Akon and Soulja Boy, his #45 US Billboard Hot 100 hit “Swing” and RIAA Gold Single “Freaks” With Timmy Trumpet. ‘Swing’ was memorably featured in cult classic romcom Knocked Up, achieving RIAA Double Platinum sales, and more recently amassed over 90,000 uses of the song on Tik Tok sparking a strength challenge between partners on the platform, which started to see a new generation discovering the original song. He has recent and upcoming collaborations with W&W, Mak-J, Dimatik, Joel Fletcher & more.

Savage’s powerful vocals echo throughout the G-house heater, while Black Caviar’s pristine productions create a fun and bouncing sound for the dance floor. ‘Woke Up Feeling Good’ combines everything you love about high energy house production, iconic lyrics and will be sure to help you wake up on the right side of the bed.

Amassing over 300 million Spotify streams, New York City's Black Caviar has been solidified in the dance music world with genre-bending music to fans across the globe.The duo's hard to categorize style comes from a wide spectrum of influences from Chicago house, New York City hip-hop and Latin rhythms.

Their 2017 hit single 'Coco' has gained over 20 million streams and changed the trajectory for Black Caviar. Their recent originals include 'El Camino' and ‘What's Up Danger’ with Blackway which was featured on the 'Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse' Soundtrack and received Gold Record Certification along with a Grammy nomination for ‘Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media’.

With Releases on Republic, Toolroom, Big Beat, Hexagon, Defected, Nervous, Create,Heldeep, Dim Mak, Thrive, Afterclub and Spinnin.

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