Popular U.S. hip-hop artist DJ Primary will be teaming up with Dynamic Duo in the near future.

DJ Primary will visit Korea on July 14 and meet with the Korean hip-hop duo to further discuss their collaboration.

Both DJ Primary and Dynamic Duo reportedly plan to get involved in large-scale promotions for their upcoming collaboration and showcase their music to global hip-hop fans.

This year marks DJ Primary's 30^th year in the music industry. The artist is known to work with top acts, including Kanye West, Jay Z, Black Eyed Peas, Maroon 5 and other musicians.

Dynamic Duo made a comeback to the Korean hip-hop scene recently with the release of their tracks "Life Is Good" and "Summer Time."

The music video for "Summer Time" was released in mid-June, according to Allkpop.

Dynamic Duo made their explosive debut back in 2003 with the album "Taxi Driver," which was the best-selling Hip Hop album in South Korea.

Members Gaeko and Choiza sat down with Billboard back in 2013 after the release of "LUCKYNUMBERS," which was marked another success for the group. The duo spoke of their thoughts on performing in L.A., where the KCON festival was held, as well as the changes they've experienced within the Korean music industry.

"We are really excited to have been invited to participate in a large K-pop convention," stated Gaeko.

Choize added, "The vibe in L.A. is great. We try to come back to the States as much as we can by holding concerts here at least once or twice a year. We came here as if we're on vacation. We just want to have a good time with our fans here in L.A."

During the course of their career, the members stated that they noticed the spread of Korean music by the diversity of the audience.

"When we first debuted, we didn't have opportunities to perform in the States. We are here today because of all the efforts that K-pop artists have made throughout the years," stated Gaeko.

Choiza added, "When we did come to the States to perform a couple years back - we saw a lot of American-Koreans in the audience. But now we see a lot of other nationalities supporting our music. That's when we realize how big K-pop has become."