The 'Mama Do The Hump' duo told Capital FM that their album 'Stereo Typical' has "some life" left in it still - and suggested Sheeran will feature on an upcoming release.

In is unclear how Sheeran will feature or what the release will be, but Rizzle Kicks hinted that he might not be only future collaboration they have up their sleeves. They said:

"There is something coming up that is going to include his voice so I hope you guys look out for that. Let's just say the album's got some life yet and we won't be missing a trick with using some of the friends we have required."

Rizzle Kicks recently picked 'Purple Rain' star Prince as their dream collaboration, whilst also taking time to praise the "inspirational" Eminem too.

A top 5 album, three top 10 singles, No.1 collaborative single with Olly Murs, a sold out headline UK tour, a certified gold selling debut album and a BRIT award nomination; Rizzle Kicks have well and truly cemented themselves at the top of the UK charts.

Landing on the music scene in 2011 the duo instantaneously shook things up with their very own nu school hip hop sound. With DIY beats and killer hooks, effortless swag and an abundance of charm the band breathed a breath of fresh-air into the  airwaves. Rizzle Kicks represent a new breed of UK artists, self-created with unruly imaginations, the bands care-free lyrics and fun loving attitude has propelled them to the forefront of the UK music scene picking up a wealth of fans and support from fellow artists along the way.

‘Travellers Chant’ is a laid-back melodic track full of contemplative anecdotes; it perfectly reflects the humbling journey of coming of age. The track follows a succession of hits from the debut album ‘Stereo Typical’ – the first and second singles ‘Down with the Trumpets’ and ‘When I Was Younger’ both charted at No.8, following this the band secured their first UK No.1 single with Olly Murs on the track ‘Heart Skips a Beat’. The band then entered into a whole new stratosphere with the phenomenal success of ‘Mama Do the Hump’, produced by the legendary Fatboy Slim the band self-created and directed the video for the single which clocked up over 5 million YouTube views and hit the No.2 spot.

Live, Rizzle Kicks have proven they’re a force to be reckoned with. Currently on their sell-out headline UK tour the duo recently stepped out for their biggest live performance to date at the 2012  BRIT awards performing No.1 single ‘Heart Skips A Beat’ with Olly Murs. With a plethora of upcoming festival dates including Wireless, T in the Park, V Festival and Bestival, Rizzle Kicks are guaranteed to be the sound-track of the summer. In November they hit the road again for another UK headline tour, full list dates below:

Nov 16th – London O2 Academy, Brixton

Nov 17th – Birmingham O2 Academy

Nov 20th – Cambridge Corn Exchange

Nov 21st- Plymouth Pavillion

Nov 23rd – Swindon Oasis Leisure Centre

Nov 24th – Manchester O2 Academy

Nov 27th – Glasgow O2 Academy

Nov 28th- Edinburgh Corn Exchange

Nov 30th- Aberdeen Music Hall

Dec 1st – Newcastle O2 Academy

Dec 2nd – Leeds O2 Academy

Dec 3rd – Nottingham Rock City

Dec 5th - Portsmouth Guildhall 

Dec 7th - Brighton Centre

The album ‘Stereo Typical’ is out now.

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Speaking to Bang Showbiz, the 'Mama Do The Hump' duo rattled off a list of their dream collaborations.

The pair had already bigged up Prince in a previously published interview, but they mentioned him again - alongside the likes of the Wu Tang Clan and Plan B.

But they moved to give special mention to the "inspirational" Eminem. Harley Alexander said:

"We'd love to work with Prince - he's such a genius. Or Wu Tang, Odd future or Plan B - these are all acts we've seen and been impressed by. Eminem as a rapper is pretty inspirational."

Alexander's bandmate Jordan Stephens meanwhile spoke of the some of the troubles the pair have when eyeing up potential ladyfriends. He said:

"There are a lot of attractive people you meet, but a lot have boyfriends, and people who are more successful. So I think we have a couple of years before we can start mingling with them."

The track, which comes off their 2011 album 'Stereo Typical', marks the follow up single to the duo's hugely successful 'Mama Do The Hump.

The video sees the pair take on a a somewhat reflective guise, with travel themes prevalent throughout.

Much of the clip focuses on Rizzle Kicks sitting in a taxi, interspersed with various other shots.

As previously reported, Rizzle Kicks recently picked Prince as their dream collaboration - calling the 'Purple Rain' star a big inspiration on their music.

The Brighton duo, currently riding high in the charts with their single, ‘Mama Do The Hump,’ told BANG Showbiz that the enigmatic US singer has been a major influence on their career:

'We would love to work with Prince, that would be a great honour. He's been a big inspiration for us. It would be amazing to work with him.''

The BRIT School graduates, who have recently been working with chart-topper DJ Fresh on new material, also expressed their admiration for Mike Skinner’s career, adding: ''We always want to be around and have respect like The Streets have. We don't just want to have a few big singles and then that's it. Hopefully we're not one hit wonders.

''It's like with The Streets' albums - you can always put them on and enjoy them whenever you want. We'd like people to think that about us. We really admire what Mike Skinner has done.”

The pair are set to perform with Olly Murs on their number one single ‘Heart Skips A Beat’ at tonight’s Brit Awards ceremony at London's 02 Arena. 

The Britpop band will be receiving the Outstanding Contribution to Music award at the ceremony later this month, and it seems like Rizzle Kicks are fans.

The 'Mama Do The Hump' duo are co-nominated in the British Single category and spoke of their desire to corner Albarn at the awards and force him into making music with them. Speaking to the Daily Star, Rizzle Kicks' Jordan Stephens said:

"He's a genius. He's our ultimate idol. We worked with his cousin on our album so I will be using him to corner Damon at the BRITs, strap him to a chair and force him to make musical sounds for us."

The pair are riding on a wave of success at the moment, with their the aforementioned single performing well in the charts.

And it seems like they are set to build upon their momentum with a somewhat intriguing collaboration with jazz star Jamie Cullum. They tweeted earlier:

"In the studio with @jamiecullum today. He is really really really really good at playing the piano. And generally a wicked guy."

As previously reported, Rizzle Kicks confirmed a collaboration of a somewhat different recently, revealing that they are set to perform with Olly Murs at this year's BRIT Awards.

The duo, who come from Brighton and collaborated with Murs on the popular track, told Capital FM that they are excited about the opportunity and want to make it as memorable as possible:

"The BRITs. It hasn't really sunk in yet. That's like really awesome. We've only got roughly fifteen seconds to make an impression so I'm going to do something. We're gonna do something out of the ordinary really I reckon."

They also took to social networking site Twitter this morning, January 27, and added: "YES @ollyofficial is performing at The Brits! We might jump on for HSAB."

Speaking to the Daily Star, Rizzle Kicks' Jordan Stephens said that Norman Cook had been playing the duo some beats and samples on his computer.

And he said Cook was pleased that they liked the eventual inspiration for 'Mama Do The Hump' - because the "hook had been around in his computer for ages and nobody else wanted it". He said:

"Norman probably made the beat to Mama 10 years ago. He has all these beats and samples just sitting on his computer, so he played us a whole load of them. There were some he said we couldn't have and then he played this sample of a woman called Bobbie Gentry. As soon as we heard that we were like: 'Let's go for it.' Norm was glad because he said the hook had been around in his computer for ages and nobody else wanted it."

As previously reported, Rizzle Kicks confirmed their desire to follow in the footsteps of famous fan Norman Cook and help sponsor Brighton Football Club.

Despite being Arsenal fans, the duo told the Daily Star that they'd love to have their names on the front of the Championship team's shirts.

If they did pull it off, they'd be be following in the footsteps of Fatboy Slim's Norman Cook, who has previously ploughed some money into the club. Rizzle Kicks' Jordan Stephens said:

"Norman Cook sponsored Brighton for years, and we'd love to follow him. Arsenal will be out of our price bracket, but having our names on Brighton's shirts one day would be massive. We'd know we've really made it if that happens."

As previously reported, Rizzle Kicks' 'Mama Do The Hump' landed at No.3 in the UK singles chart last night (January 15) as their rise to fame continues.