Example has revealed that while he doesn't want to team up with any big names in music for collaborations, there are a couple of exceptions he just couldn't turn down. 

The 'Kickstarts' singer, real name Elliot Gleave, admitted that he "may be swayed" by two acts in particular:

"I want to work with more underground artists in the future. I don’t really want to work with anybody huge, well if Swedish House Mafia asked me to do a tune obviously I’d do it."

Pondering other opportunities, he added:

"Or if Kasabian came to me, as I love Serge I think he’s an amazing songwriter then I may be swayed."

He also dropped a few hints about the direction of his forthcoming new album and said fans should expect a "really dark" record:

"It’s really dark. There’s about four dubstep tunes, there’s about three or four that sample drums and beats as I didn’t want to do an out and out dubstep album. It’s not a dubstep album, it’s more influenced by that scene if anything."

Watch Example's entertaining stint as an agony uncle here: