Don’t miss the track’s lighthearted visual, which enlists the help of a Japanese youth orchestra playing violins and Sega Game Gears.Ĥ. The glitchy break-up track perfectly captures both the group’s playfulness and instrumental mastery, melding a piercing violin and zippy computer game beeps with verses from Love Ssega that verge at times on a robotic phone conversation (“hey Grace, guess what? / Cool”) at others, winding church hymns. Our roundup wouldn’t be complete without 2011’s “Telephone Banking,” arguably the track that put Clean Bandit on the map. Clean Bandit feat. Love Ssega – “Telephone Banking” It’s hard not to smile when Ssega quips an absurdly simple narration of the hitmaking process - “I don’t know, skip a beat / we use special tricks with a computer.”ĥ. The result is as seriously addictive as it is playful, poking fun at the group’s own classical crossover. 21” with a gritty, noisy electronic beat and verses by known Clean Bandit collaborator Love Ssega. “So you think electronic music is boring? You think it’s stupid?” taunt the first lines of this dance track, which combines part of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s “String Quartet No. As if things weren’t already interesting enough, this one also comes with a wonderfully bizarre, scenic music video featuring an ice-skating minister.Ħ.
In this New Eyes Clean Bandit song, Jack Patterson offers robotic, futuristic vocal musings on the very nature of reality, while Noonie Bao’s fluttery, jangly chorus interjects to beg her partner to “get real.” All this is to the tune of a smooth, funky beat that showcases Clean Bandit’s instrumental skills.
The track manages to bridge the universal theme - the ires of the digital age - without coming off preachy, and its feathery piano melody is the perfect match for Marina’s vocal swoons.ħ. Was it worth the two-year tease? Oh, yes.
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After frustrated fans continued to demand a download for the catchy song, Clean Bandit finally delivered the finished studio version of the collaborative track “Disconnect” in late June. Marina and the Diamonds – “Disconnect”įlashback to Coachella 2015, where Clean Bandit debuted a seemingly new track about technology-based anxiety featuring Marina and the Diamonds. After debuting their stellar cover on tour in North America, Clean Bandit unleashed the recording for the 2014 re-release of debut studio album New Eyes, only adding more bandwidth to the album’s high critical acclaim.Ĩ. But Clean Bandit more than pull it off, amping things up with a shimmering violin hook, funky keyboard blips and thunderous vocals from Elisabeth Troy. Tackling the Robin S 1993 house classic “Show Me Love” is a risky feat for any artist.
Singles charts.) The track’s music video (above) is similarly epic, featuring flames, a snowy owl rumored to have played Hedwig in the Harry Potter films and slo-mo footage of the group destroying their own instruments.ĩ. In contrast with its somber title, the 2016 Clean Bandit song “Tears” is a positive, triumphant anthem for moving on from heartbreak, leaving listeners belting along to the chorus’ determined declaration - “and I’ll get over you.” With powerful vocals courtesy of 2015 X Factor champ Louisa Johnson, “Tears” resonated instantly with dance club-goers, and spent 20 weeks on the Hot Dance/Electronic Song charts, peaking at No. Clean Bandit Brings Energy, Special Guests to Sold-Out Show at NYC's Webster Hallįollow below as Billboard Danceruns through our top 10 Clean Bandit songs, and get up to speed on the group’s impressive history along the ride.ġ0.
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