Rihanna wants to record 'feminist anthem' with Amy Winehouse and Duffy
31 May 2008, 1746 Hrs

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Washington, May 31 (ANI): Barbadian singer Rihanna has revealed that she would like to record a "feminist anthem" for her next album with fellow chart-toppers Amy Winehouse and Duffy.

The R and B singer had drawn up a wish list naming the musicians and producers she would like to work with when she next goes into the studio.

The names that were right at the top of the list were of Winehouse, Duffy, and Winehouse-collaborator Mark Ronson.

"I love Mark Ronson. We've talked about doing something together on my next album," Contactmusic quoted her, as telling BBC.

She further added that she has always had a 'dream team' comprising of Brits Winehouse and Duffy.

"How amazing would that be? We've all got three different voices, it would be brilliant. Now that would be a feminist anthem," she said.

"I love Amy. I think she's great, so unique. I love her album. And I also love what Duffy is doing, she's brilliant, as well," she added. (ANI)

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