Calvin Harris & Clementine Douglas

Calvin Harris, born Adam Richard Wiles on 17 January 1984 in Dumfries, Scotland, is a globally renowned DJ, producer, singer, and songwriter. He began creating electronic music in his teens, sharing his early tracks on MySpace, which led to his discovery and subsequent signing with a record label. His debut album, I Created Disco (2007), featured hits like "Acceptable in the 80s" and "The Girls," propelling him into the spotlight. Harris's third album, 18 Months (2012), solidified his international success, featuring chart-topping collaborations with artists like Rihanna on "We Found Love." Over the years, he has amassed numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award and multiple BRIT Awards.
In 2025, he showcased his versatility by releasing "Smoke the Pain Away," a track blending dance and country elements, marking his return to using his own vocals after several years.

Clementine Douglas, born on 29 December 1991 in Birmingham, England, is a British singer and songwriter celebrated for her soulful vocals in the electronic and dance music genres. She initially gained recognition as a member of the band Kudu Blue, performing at notable events like the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury Festival in 2019 . Douglas's collaborations have led to chart successes, including the platinum-certified "Asking" with Sonny Fodera and MK, and "Mixed Emotions" with Chase & Status.
In 2022, she was honored as "Dance Vocalist of the Year" at the BBC Radio 1 Dance Awards. Embarking on a solo career, she released her debut single "Riddles" in 2023, followed by "Slippin'," and completed her first UK solo tour, performing in cities including Birmingham, Brighton, and London.