Clean Bandit, Tiësto, and Leony have joined forces on a new single titled “Tell Me Where U Go,” blending emotional introspection with pulsing, trance-inflected dance beats. Released in late April 2025, the track first made waves with a surprise debut at Ultra Music Festival in Miami. The song was an instant crowd favorite—its rhythmic backbone and soaring vocals hit like a sunrise on the dancefloor.
The track was born in a therapy session. Clean Bandit's Jack Patterson revealed that the phrase “tell me where you go” came directly from a question his therapist asked. That moment of vulnerability became the emotional nucleus of the song, which deals with themes of emotional distance and the ache of not knowing what your partner is really feeling or where they mentally disappear to when the connection starts to crack.
Musically, it’s a rich collaboration. Clean Bandit weave in their signature classical instrumentation—cellos and violins peeking through the electronic textures—while Tiësto brings the energy with trance-driven drops and euphoric builds. Leony's vocals are a standout, managing to be both powerful and intimate. Her delivery cuts through the production with a sense of clarity that never overshadows the instrumental play.
Reactions to the track have been largely positive. EDM reviewers appreciate the song’s ability to ride the line between accessibility and emotion, even if it leans on some familiar production choices. Fans on social media and forums like Reddit have described it as “top notch pop-themed EDM” and praised Leony’s vocal performance in particular.
“Tell Me Where U Go” doesn’t pretend to reinvent the EDM wheel—it refines it. It’s a polished, emotionally aware club track that hits hard and stays with you. In a landscape crowded with sonic bravado, it finds its strength in being genuinely felt. Clean Bandit, Tiësto, and Leony have managed to craft a track that invites you to dance your heart out while quietly asking, “Where does it hurt?”
You can grab your copy of this dance hit over on Amazon and iTunes.
