Jess Glynne’s powerhouse vocals are isolated and layered over minimalist percussion, allowing the soulful quality of her voice to take center stage without being overshadowed by the original's heavy orchestration.
While the iconic violin hook remains a core element, Schulz integrates it into a more repetitive, hypnotic structure suitable for club environments and "chill" playlists. Context & Impact
The remix strips back the original's frantic tempo in favor of a steady, rhythmic deep house groove. It leans heavily on Schulz’s signature sound—melodic guitar riffs, warm basslines, and a relaxed, sun-drenched atmosphere. Jess Glynne’s powerhouse vocals are isolated and layered
Robin Schulz transforms the original high-energy, violin-led Baroque pop hit into a laid-back, late-night anthem.
It arrived shortly after "Rather Be" reached #1 on the UK Singles Chart, capitalizing on the song's global momentum and Schulz's rising status as a premier electronic producer. Released during the height of the deep house
Released during the height of the deep house movement in 2014, the of Clean Bandit’s "Rather Be" (feat. Jess Glynne) is a definitive example of the "tropical" and melodic house style that dominated mid-2010s airwaves. Production Style & Sound
The remix was featured on Schulz's debut studio album, Prayer , alongside other massive hits like the "Prayer in C" remix. and a relaxed
Today, the track is often cited as a nostalgia-inducing staple of the "deep house" era, frequently appearing in essential Robin Schulz playlists on platforms like Spotify and SoundCloud . Key Credits Original Artists: Clean Bandit ft. Jess Glynne Remixer: Robin Schulz Label: Big Beat Records / Warner Music Year: 2014
