Showing posts with label david guetta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label david guetta. Show all posts

essential: 5 BEST/WORST Guetta tracks

Kelis is perhaps the perfect compliment to Guetta's style. She has a soft tone that is never meek, and an attitude that is always apparent. This might be the most definitive Guetta sound (and perhaps best production).

4. Love Don't Let Me Go ft. The Egg
Classic earlier Guetta that previewed his new style which would follow with the subsequent three albums. People know this track, but often don't know that it's mid-2000's Guetta. But, boy do those queens belt it out.

3. Titanium ft. Sia
Sia is wonderful. She is the reason, the soul, of this track. And, she makes him look much better than he deserves in this, as the production is merely ordinary.

2. Night of Your Life ft. Jennifer Hudson
Oh, J-Heifer, you can still sing, despite your newly found bobble-head of a physique. The drums in the lead-up bridge on this make my eardrums cum harder than Meg Ryan.

1. Scream ft. Kelis
No Guetta track makes me dance more than this one. It is simply awesome in every way. And, this is my list, so deal.

WORST
5. Gettin' Over You
4. Little Bad Girl
3. Where Them Girls At
2. Memories
1. Without You

I won't even explain these. They're just fucking terrible and pander to the douchebag fist-pumping crowd minion crowd who must be destroyed.

Ready or Not...


This fantastic vidja was produced by Alex Deatherage in association with DJ MAJR. If you aren't excited yet for SIREN on Friday, you have no fun in your soul. Hooray! If you want the background track, it's I'm a Machine by David Guetta ft. Crystal Nicole. And.... here is the dance mix of it:



And also this:

new David Guetta ft. Nicki Minaj

I still don't really like Nicki Minaj, but I dig this new track with David Guetta. And, I support her blatant boldness in outfits - even if sometimes she looks like she's spent too much time in Value Village.

fresh: "titanium" - david guetta ft. sia



David Guetta is pretty watered down. Let's be real, folks. He's like Martin Solveig over rocks, with a splash of boredom. But, sometimes he uses a vocalist/lyricist who is of some sort of value. Sia is definitely pretty fucking awesome, and this track does not disappoint the eardrum, even if it is a bit predictable.

Mostly, I like how Sia is showcased here, instead of the dance-beat drone (of most of Guetta's stuff) flushing and drowning her out like a prom night baby. Hooray! Enjoy...