Remember when Clean Bandit ruled the airwaves with their infectious blend of classical strings and electronic beats?

While everyone knows their mega-hits like “Rather Be” and “Rockabye,” the British trio has secretly stacked their discography with underrated collabs that deserve a second listen.

Here are 5 forgotten Clean Bandit collaborations that absolutely slapped—and why you should add them to your playlist ASAP.

1. “Mama” feat. Ellie Goulding (2017)

Before you ask: yes, Ellie Goulding and Clean Bandit actually made magic together.

This deep cut from their album “What Is Love?” combines Goulding’s ethereal vocals with a pulsing tropical-house beat.

The twist? A surprise clarinet solo that somehow works perfectly.

Why it slaps: It’s like a beach party meets a classical recital—and we’re here for it.

2. “Disconnect” feat. Marina (2018)

Marina (formerly Marina and the Diamonds) brought her signature theatrical flair to this glittery, anti-social-media anthem.

The track’s bubbling synths and Marina’s razor-sharp lyrics (“I just wanna feel real love in the real world”) feel eerily prophetic in our TikTok-dominated era.

Why it slaps: It’s a sparkling critique of modern life you can still dance to.

3. “Out at Night” feat. Kyle and Big Boi (2019)

Clean Bandit x OutKast’s Big Boi? Trust us, it happened.

This funky, bass-heavy groove features Kyle’s smooth hooks and Big Boi’s effortless rap flow—proof that Clean Bandit can hang with hip-hop royalty.

Why it slaps: It’s the genre-blending odd couple we never knew we needed.

4. “Should’ve Known Better” feat. Anne-Marie (2016)

Long before Anne-Marie became a solo star, she lent her powerhouse vocals to this bittersweet bop.

The track’s soaring violin breakdown and heartbreak lyrics (“You lit a fuse, now my heart’s in flames”) make it a hidden gem in their catalog.

Why it slaps: It’s a tearjerker disguised as a dancefloor anthem.

5. “24 Hours” feat. Yasmin Green (2014)

This early collab with UK singer Yasmin Green is a time capsule of Clean Bandit’s experimental roots.

Jittery garage beats meet lush strings, creating a sound that’s equal parts chaotic and beautiful.

Why it slaps: It’s proof that even their deep cuts are ahead of their time.

So, which of these forgotten bangers will you rediscover first?

Clean Bandit’s collabs are like buried treasure—once you start digging, you’ll wonder how you ever missed them.

Now go forth and impress your friends with your newfound niche music knowledge.