Following the success of the original record, 4 Kampé, Afrobeats icon and Grammy award-winning superstar, Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu well known as Burna Boy has team up with French-Haitian singer Joé Dwèt Filé for an explosive new remix of the worldwide viral smash 4 Kampé II, which was released on Friday, March 28 via Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic Records.
  
This explosive collaboration brings together Afro-Caribbean and African sounds, creating a seamless blend of rhythm and energy that elevates the original track to new heights. On 4 Kampe II, Joe Dwet File, a prominent personality in the world music scene, works this seamless Caribbean chemistry with Afropop acts into an intimate record.
 
The opening notes of this track immediately capture your attention as a listener, as the rolling guitar rhythm infused with a hint of kompa salsa flair sets the tone for an irresistible dance experience. The deliberate arrangement of drums and notes reveals a thoughtful approach, opting for a slow-burning ember rather than an explosive hit. This nuanced direction is one that Burna Boy has consistently demonstrated mastery over, showcasing his artistic versatility.
  
Joé Dwèt Filé sets the tone with his effortless switching between Creole and French, while Burna Boy brings his signature charisma, deep vocals, and infectious energy to the table. “Hallelujah, got too much money but I’m still a shooter / don’t take bad man fi Fally Ipupa,” he sings in the most quotable lyric on the record, referencing the Congolese icon.
 
The multilingual delivery —Creole, French, English, and Pidgin— creates a rich cultural exchange, celebrating the deep connections between Haiti and Nigeria. With the impressive production team, featuring Aznvr, Joé Dwèt Filé, Natewkeys, and Wligens, together, they craft a beat that seamlessly fuses Afrobeats, Kompa, and Dancehall influences, creating a commanding presence that’s impossible to ignore.
 
With over 80 million streams and 60 million video views thus far, the track has quickly proven to be one of the year’s biggest viral hits, solidifying Joé Dwèt Filé’s position as a leading force in Haitian music around the globe. Both artistes delivered a remix that embodies the unifying force of music.
  
The track demands attention, as it’s ready to dominate the music scene with its confidence, self-assurance, and infectious energy. The song’s impact has extended far beyond streaming platforms, inspiring numerous dance challenges and widespread engagement on social media, particularly on TikTok and Instagram.
 
Indeed, even the American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress, Madonna Louise Ciccone better known as Madonna or the “Queen of Pop”, has joined the trend, dancing to the irresistible melody and captivating rhythm on her own viral TikTok video.
 
Since bursting onto the global scene, Burna Boy has consistently demonstrated the vast extent of his international influence, strategically leveraging his appeal to elevate the artistes he collaborates with. Renowned for his impactful feature verses, Burna Boy;s contributions not only enhance the sound of his collaborations but also significantly expand their global reach.
 
Going from Master KG and Nomcebo Zikode’s Jerusalema to DJ Tarico’s Yaba Buluku, Burna Boy has consistently showcased an affinity for global sounds, utilising his impeccable vocal range which has more often made these songs more memorable.