Best Meduza Collaborations
Goodboys launched Meduza's breakthrough, Becky Hill carried Lose Control to a billion streams, and the rest shows why she's the voice everyone calls.
The breakthrough partnership
Goodboys are the vocal group behind Meduza's two biggest songs. "Piece of Your Heart" is their Grammy-nominated breakthrough. "Lose Control" is their follow-up that proved they'd arrived for real. If you want to understand why Meduza broke through in 2019, start with Goodboys. Their voice is the reason those two tracks hit as hard as they did.
Becky Hill appears on "Lose Control" alongside Goodboys, and her voice is a big part of why the track topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart and passed a billion Spotify streams. She's one of British dance music's most reliable vocalists, and this collaboration shows exactly why producers keep bringing her in.
The unexpected pairings
"Paradise" with Dermot Kennedy should not work on paper. Meduza's clean production and Dermot's rawness, folk-leaning voice. Except it absolutely does. "Tell It to My Heart" with Hozier is proof Meduza can bring in a genuinely unexpected voice and the track holds. Hozier's soulful delivery gives it more weight than most dance-pop crossovers ever manage. These two collaborations show that Meduza aren't just calling the obvious names. They're thinking about what each voice can bring to the table.
The working partners
Elley Duhé and FAST BOY show up on "Bad Memories" for a tighter, hookier pop-house record. Poppy Baskcomb features on "Upside Down", a rising vocalist rather than an established headliner. Sam Tompkins and Em Beihold pair up on "Phone" for a conversational, will-they-won't-they energy. What ties all of these collaborations together is that Meduza aren't bolting vocals onto finished tracks. They're building the song around the voice. The melody and the production are doing the same job. That's why every single vocal feature works, and why Meduza's biggest songs are always credited as collaborations.