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5 Secret Collabs That You Didn’t Know Happened!

In the vast sphere of electronic music, some of the most fascinating collaborations remain a mystery. These secret partnerships between artists have produced remarkable tracks that stayed hidden until now. Join as we uncover five surprising and lesser-known collaborations that you probably didn’t know about.

1. Porter Robinson & Zedd “Clarity”

Porter Robinson, along with Matthew Koma, co-wrote the lyrics for Zedd‘s hit song “Clarity.” The track was released in 2012 and features vocals from Foxes. Zedd is credited as the primary producer and crafted the song’s instrumental and arrangement, while Robinson and Koma contributed to the lyrical development. Porter’s involvement in “Clarity” was part of his early career collaborations, showcasing his songwriting skills alongside his work as a producer.


2. David Guetta & The Black Eyed Peas – “I Gotta Feeling”  

David Guetta’s remix of this popular Black Eyed Peas song brought his signature electronic dance music style to the track, adding a new dimension to the original and contributing to its continued popularity in clubs and on the dance floor. His involvement helped shape the track’s distinctive sound, though the primary credit for the song’s success goes to The Black Eyed Peas and their production team. Additionally, David Guetta worked with the group on their 2010 album “The Beginning,” contributing to tracks like “Rock That Body“.


3. Diplo & M.I.A. – “Paper Planes”  

While Diplo’s influence on the track “Paper Planes” is evident through its innovative production, his work is often overshadowed by M.I.A.‘s memorable vocal performance. Diplo’s creative input was pivotal in crafting the track’s unique sound, yet his contributions are not always prominently highlighted in the credits. 


4. Doctor P & Flux Pavillion – “Bass Cannon” 

The collaboration on “Bass Cannon” resulted in a track that features a powerful, resonant bassline and catchy, high-energy drops. The track is celebrated for its impact on the dubstep genre, contributing to the genre’s mainstream appeal during that period. The collaboration highlights how the fusion of different production techniques and styles can create a track with broad appeal and significant influence within electronic music. 


5. Memba & Nostalgix – “LIMIT” 

    LIMIT” is a collaboration between Nostalgix, Evan Giia, and the electronic music duo, Memba. Known for their eclectic mix of electronic, pop, and global influences, Memba worked with Nostalgix, who brings a fresh house and bass-driven style to the table. This partnership created a dynamic and energetic track that combines Memba’s innovative production techniques with Nostalgix’s vibrant beats and catchy melodies. The result is a high energy dance song combining several elements from all 3 artists.

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