Hey Hey (song)
"Hey Hey" is the lead track from Swami's 2007 album, Equalize.
| "Hey Hey" | ||||
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| Single by Swami | ||||
| from the album Equalize | ||||
| Genre | Pop, Hip hop, Bhangra | |||
| Songwriter(s) | DJ Swami, Boostylz | |||
| Producer(s) | DJ Swami | |||
| Swami singles chronology | ||||
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The song features vocals by Harlem-based R'n'B singer Boostylz, guest Punjabi vocalist Romesh Chohan, and was produced by DJ Swami.
As of Saturday 29 September, "Hey Hey" has been number 1 for 3 consecutive weeks on the BBC Asian Network chart,[1] and has been played over a million times on the band's MySpace page.
The music video premiered in October 2007 on YouTube.[2]
"Hey Hey" is also the title of the fourth track on Superchick's 2008 album, Rock What You Got.
Alternate Versions & Remixes
- This mix removed Romesh Chohan's vocals and they were replaced with English lyrics by South African R'n'B singer Ishmael.
- "Hey Hey" (Video Version)
- The mix of the song used in the music video contained the same Punjabi lyrics as the album version but sung by Swami vocalist Sups.
- "Hey Hey" (Tigerstyle Remix)
- A remix of the song by Scottish bhangra DJ's Tigerstyle.
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