Oliver Heldens and Tiësto have unveiled the vocal mix to their late 2015 collaboration "Wombass" now titled "The Right Song." To pair with the new vocal mix featuring Natalie La Rose, the two Dutch powerhouses have released a new video for the track.
The video adds an additional visual component to the vocal mix that is geared towards radio. The clip focuses on a cleaner as she toils after hours dealing with the aftermath of an office party alone at night. She is listening to music and once "the right song" comes on her attitude flips from sad to happy and mischievous. The scene cuts away to her dancing with the vacuum cleaner after a short dinner where it unchivalrously spills wine on her.
Then she starts to wreak havoc on the building, dumping trash all over the place, smashing cake between laptops and putting dirty plates in filing cabinets.
The video was directed by directed collective Shynola, who in the past worked with Radiohead, Coldplay and other top acts.
When "Wombass" was released, we were a bit disappointed with the result between these two. Oliver Heldens almost single handily helped carve out a new genre of music that has become one of the more popular subgenres within dance music "future house," and Tiësto's status as an artist and DJ is second to none.
Oliver Heldens has had recent success releasing vocal mixes of his songs. He tabbed Becky Hill to provide a vocal on his breakout single "Gecko" and the new version went to No. 1 in the UK.
Watch the video below and pick up the song on your favorite portal here.
