Omah Lay and Chlöe Bailey Feature in Clean Bandit’s ‘Company’ Video

Behind-the-scenes imagery has emerged from the visual production for “Company,” a collaborative single uniting British music group Clean Bandit with American recording artist Chlöe Bailey and Nigerian singer-songwriter Omah Lay. The upcoming visuals showcase a distinct aesthetic direction accompanying the cross-continental release.

Thematically, “Company” explores the value of personal attention and genuine presence over material wealth and luxury gifts. Bailey handles the lyrical delivery centered on preferring an individual’s time rather than lavish items, while Omah Lay provides his characteristic Afro-fusion vocal contributions to round out the track’s soundscape.

Retro 1970s Visual Aesthetic

Images captured from the set highlight contrasting yet coordinated retro 1970s-inspired styling for both featured performers. Bailey is styled in an off-white halter-neck knit bodysuit paired with patterned fishnet tights and metallic open-toe heels. Her look is accented by stacked silver cuffs, a statement ring, bleached eyebrows, and waist-length micro braids in honey blonde.

Omah Lay appears in complementary period attire, wearing a striped polo shirt rendered in shades of mustard, brown, and tan. His wardrobe includes high-waisted, wide-leg off-white trousers marked by studded black stitching along the front, completed with silver accessories and a black leather baker boy cap.

Collaborations of this nature reflect the sustained appetite among international producers and Western vocalists to integrate African talent into mainstream pop and electronic formats. By bridging Afrobeats sensibilities with international pop styling, these projects continue to expand the commercial footprint and visual branding of African music figures abroad.

Source: BellaNaija Music