Katy B

Cementing her star status, the video puts the singer in the spotlight with a black and orange backdrop that calls to mind vintage Hollywood and Broadway.

The new version stays largely faithful to the original, but swaps out Armon-Jones’ nimble keys for Katy’s club-ready voice and plays up the club potential.

This stellar collaboration receives the proper visual treatment.

The track is off her forthcoming 'Honey' project.

Literally everyone on the feat.

"Calm Down" is the first in a series of collaborations Katy B will be doing as part of the 'Honey' project.

When you think of dance music's best international sirens, few have the name that Katy B does. The redheaded UK singer's roots are in the club and al

Cool thing that happens from time to time here at DAD is the homie referral. Now, there's definitely some folks out there that get a little love and e

Now this is more like it. I love me some Katy B, but I can't say I'm 100% into her new stuff. Or maybe I'm just not ready for the grime princess to go

I can't front: I was a fan of "What Love is Made Of," but I wasn't huge into the singles that Katy B released after. She's got a lot to live up to, wi

They're really going all out for Katy B's return single, "What Love Is Made Of," aren't they? We've already heard the tune get reworked by Brackles an

Brackles won. There's something about the way he turned Katy B's latest single into a bright jam that feels like hers without having her vocals running throughout. It's almost as if he fell in love with one particular part of her lyrics, and let that part rock, while the rest of the track was dominated by his deep house funk. It looks like we can expect this one to drop on July 7, and will feature an MK remix...

The thing DAD loves about Katy B is that she gives a "voice" to bass music, with her tunes telling stories that fit well on pop radio, but excel in videos like this. The video for her latest single, "What Love Is Made Of," finds Katy locked in with the tuned-up car scene in the UK, trying to get noticed by her interest. The visual lends something special to the track, giving it way more emphasis than "we're in the club dancing." Tell those stories, Katy.