Better than one
Eastside, with Benny Blanco and Khalid was one of the biggest hits of 2018, she won the hearts of the K-Pop fan army with her feature on the BTS remix single Boy With Luv, and Be Kind with Marshmello has been one of the positive anthems to get fans through the pandemic shutdowns.
From songwriter to the stars to solo superstar, the Issues artist has been enjoying a consistent run of slaying the streaming playlists with her vocal collabs.
I Miss You with Clean Bandit in 2017 and Hurt Somebody with Noah Kahan in 2018 achieved double platinum status here, while Lie To Me with 5 Seconds of Summer had a strong run on the ARIA charts.
Her current hit If The World Was Ending, with writing-turnedromantic partner J.P Saxe has spent almost a year in the Australian top 50. up with the gold single Fracture with Slumberjack and linked with good mate Flume on Rushing Back.
Queen Bey doesn’t need to share the spotlight with nobody. But when she does, it is guaranteed they are going to enjoy the glow of her solid gold glory.
The most celebrated of her collabs are those with husband Jay-Z on Crazy In Love, Bonnie and Clyde, Deja-Vu and Drunk In Love.
Yet her musical partnerships with fellow female artists have proven the most intriguing, including the majestic namechecking with Shakira on the 2007 single Beautiful Liar, the euphoric brilliance of Telephone with Lady Gaga in 2010 and the career-anointing co-sign on Megan Thee Stallion’s Savage remix.
The Canadian game-changer and streaming champion just loves to make a guest appearance.
Hook king Drake has enjoyed a streak of pop partnership wins with Rihanna and regularly collaborates with Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, The Weeknd and Rick Ross.
Who wouldn’t want this blaze of human sunshine on their track? The 22-year-old singer and songwriter is pure pop platinum; pretty much every feature, duet or guest vocal he has recorded in the past three years has cracked the top 50 in Australia, with several reaching the top 5.
His big collaborations have included Beautiful People with Ed Sheeran, Lovely with Billie Eilish, Ocean with Martin Garrix, Silence with Marshmello and Eastside with Benny Blanco and Halsey.
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MDuring lockdown, deaf delivery driver Tim Joseph has been dropping off parcels twice a week at the Manchester home of eight-year old Tallulah. They’ve developed such a bond, the schoolgirl decided to show her appreciation i i b by learning a little bit of sign language, greeting Tim with “have a good day”. Proud mother Amy Roberts captured the heartwarming moment, in which the shocked driver then teaches Tallulah how to say “good morning, have a good day”.