Dua Lipa Codexery

Collaborations & Features

27 entries in the Dua Lipa compendium.

Collaborations & Features — Era Chart

Elton John1972Miley Cyrus1981Missy Elliott2020Nick Littlemore2021Mark Ronson2024
Calvin HarrisA sonic collision of deep house mastery and pop iconography that defined a generation of dMartin GarrixA neon-soaked clash of pop elegance and festival thunder that defined a summer.Elton JohnA legendary icon and a modern queen unite for a disco-infused anthem of resilience.DaBabyA neon-soaked fusion of disco glamour and modern rap energy.MiguelA sultry vocal fusion that brings R&B depth to Dua Lipa's pop soundscape.Missy ElliottA legendary hip-hop icon joins a pop superstar on a remix that blends disco, EDM, and futuMiley CyrusA dark pop, disco-punk, disco-rock, glam rock and nu-disco duet.MadonnaTwo legends unite to elevate a disco anthem into an intergenerational pop masterpiece.RoséA global pop phenomenon where disco meets K-pop in a rhythmic dance of reconciliation.LisaA requested entry for a collaboration that does not exist in official canon.DiploThe producer who helped bridge Dua's disco roots with modern house energy.Nick LittlemoreThe Pnau producer behind the Cold Heart remix with Dua Lipa.Mark RonsonThe composer who conducted the 53-piece Heritage Orchestra for Dua Lipa's Royal Albert HalDaniel CaesarWhere pop's global star met R&B's velvet whisper, and the result ached beautifully.J BalvinWhen UK pop's sharpest hook met Medellín's warmest groove, the beat never lied.AngèleTwo European pop stars trading disco beats for French charm in one sun-drenched track.RayeTwo British voices, one shared frequency—where dance floors meet whispered confessions.A.G. CookWhere hyperpop chaos meets dancefloor polish, A.G. Cook turns the volume up on Dua Lipa's LabrinthWhere London grit meets pop architecture, a voice that shatters the beat becomes the beat.Fred again..Where pop polish meets a living room full of friends and a slightly broken speaker.BLACKPINKTwo pop empires, one track, zero apologies for the volume.Bebe RexhaTwo voices, one ancestral song, a shared pop empire.MNEKWhere London soul meets Belgrade-born pop, the groove gets a heartbeat.Major LazerOne voice, three producers, and a festival crowd that never sat down.SkrillexWhere pop's velvet meets the sub-bass rumble of the most feared name in electronic music.Steve AokiWhere a pop siren's voice meets a festival giant's wall of sound.ZeddWhere Berlin's synth cathedral meets London's dance-floor swagger.
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