Legendary house producer MK and vocal powerhouse Clementine Douglas have joined forces once again for their electrifying and sultry new single, 'Come Find Me'.
The pair previously collaborated on the 2023 hit, ‘Asking’, a fan-favourite that became a Top 10 chart success in the UK. Their musical chemistry is undeniable, and ‘Come Find Me’ picks up where they left off – blending MK’s signature deep house grooves with Clementine’s emotive, instantly recognizable vocals to deliver a euphoric anthem built for both late nights and festival stages.
The new release arrives off the back of a landmark summer for both artists, who soundtracked the season with some of its biggest hits. MK, a true pioneer of house music and one of the genre’s most influential figures, spent two consecutive weeks at #1 with his hit ‘Dior’ featuring Chrystal.
Listen to ‘Come Find Me’ on F1 Tracks.
The track dominated the UK Official Charts, holding a spot in the Top 20 for 13 weeks and earning the title of Official ‘Dance Song of the Summer 2025’, firmly reinforcing MK’s status at the forefront of global dance culture. Meanwhile, Clementine Douglas provided the unmistakable vocals on Calvin Harris’s ‘Blessings’ -a runaway hit named one of Spotify’s official Songs of the Summer and crowned “British Song of the Summer 2025” by the UK’s Official Charts Company.
MK (real name Marc Kinchen) is a renowned record producer and DJ from Detroit, widely regarded as one of the first true superstars of house music. With over three billion global streams and seven Platinum-certified singles to his name, his influence on the genre is undeniable. Early hits like ‘Burning’, ‘Always’ and ‘4You’ helped define the deeper sound of US house and have inspired producers around the world.
Clementine Douglas, born in Birmingham and now based in Brighton, has rapidly emerged as one of the UK’s most distinctive new voices. First making waves as the frontwoman of electronic group Kudu Blue, she soon became a sought-after collaborator in the dance and electronic scenes. In just a few short years, she’s worked with industry heavyweights including Chase & Status, Sonny Fodera, The Blessed Madonna, and MK himself, culminating in her breakout moment on ‘Blessings’. Her rising profile has also earned her industry acclaim, including Dance Vocalist of the Year at the 2022 BBC Radio 1 Dance Awards and Breakthrough Vocalist of the Year at the 2024 DJ Mag Best of British Awards.
