Rudimental Feat. Ella Eyre

The collaboration appeared in 2013 as part of Rudimental’s debut album Home and reached number one in Britain. It followed the group’s breakthrough with Feel the Love, but Eyre’s performance gives this single a markedly different vocal personality. Her phrasing can sound exposed at the opening and almost percussive when the arrangement gathers force.

The record depends on the fit between a soul-influenced lead and drum-and-bass movement. The drums establish speed, while the sustained vocal phrases seem to occupy a broader span of time. That difference makes the chorus feel expansive without requiring the track to slow down.

The official video follows BMX rider and actor Kurt Yaeger’s experience of an accident, amputation and return to riding. His friends appear alongside him, connecting the song’s repeated appeal to a particular story of endurance and support. The film adds a narrative without claiming that the lyric was originally written as a biography of its subject.

Home placed the track among several collaborations with distinct singers, making the group’s production identity a frame for different performances. Eyre’s contribution remains especially immediate. The voice carries the emotional strain, and the surrounding rhythm gives that strain a way to become shared physical energy.