All posts tagged in David Guetta
• Exploration of Future Rave with Melodic Techno • Punchy Chords and a Techno beat • Fascinating vocals The highly anticipated return of David Guetta and MORTEN brings us two scorching hot tracks – “The Future Is Now” and “The Truth.” These releases exemplify their signature “Future Rave” sound, blending high-energy beats with underground vibes,
• Future rave oriented • Interesting inputs from Seth Hills • Typical features Unpredictable collaborations can turn heads— and so it did with David Guetta and Seth Hills pairing up for remixing Tiesto’s “Both” (featuring 21 Savage and BIA). An uncanny but intriguing scenario, but true to their styles, the original song got re-shaped for
Popular festivals are indicative of where the music industry is heading these days. Look no further than Tomorrowland, where plenty of artists play a smorgasbord of music to the attending fans. Yet, some tracks stand out for getting heavy rotation. So here’s the question: which of those got the most repeats? We headed over to
• Acceptable summer release • Afro Bros dominating the base • Akon is not as hypnotic as Daddy Yankee Who remembers “Instagram”? That 2019 summer hit from the most random name’s together: in the order of appearance from Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, David Guetta, Daddy Yankee, Afro Bros & Natti Natasha. The follow-up “She
Packed with big timers, the sixty-seventh edition of the roundup has Hardwell, Vorwerk, Vicetone, and more. Let’s have a brief look at their latest releases! Shouse, David Guetta – Live Without Love 81/100 The “Love Tonight” duo has devised a nifty trademark sound in the scene, and in a new collaboration with David Guetta, they
• Guetta’s version wasn’t exactly a masterpiece • Missing chance to showcase their new styles • Techno kick, long buildup “Satisfaction” by Benny Benassi is one of those classics which we all are familiar with hearing in live sets often, owing to its simpler and effortlessly catchy setup that has remained timeless. Personally, the vocals
This is it, folks. Next year is just around the corner, and we still haven’t gotten used to 2022. This edition of the Roundup will be the final one for this year as holidays are inching closer, and continue again as usual from the next month. A massive Thank You to everyone who reads and
On the fifty-second edition of the Weekly Roundup, the list is locked and loaded with promising records from the likes of Kx5, Riot Ten, Ørjan Nilsen, and more. Grab your favorite pumpkin-flavored drink and find out further about these tunes! ARTBAT, David Guetta & Idris Elba – It’s Ours 80/100 In the most unanticipated of
Running a show alone isn’t easy peasy: for over a year, the Weekly Roundup has continued under a single writer. That’s about to change, however, as this edition breaks that monotony. Happy to announce that we have a special guest: I will take the lead in the first half with his four selections, followed by
Summer’s over they say! Well, not mostly, but August has begun with a bang that I didn’t quite expect. There’s a lot on today’s roster to cover: hottest records from the likes of MORTEN, Third Party, MUST DIE! and more. Joel Corry x Becky Hill – HISTORY 82/100 Is it even summer without Joel Corry
Just as the first major festival of the year is almost on the horizon, we have reputed aliases like Afrojack, Joel Corry, NWYR, and many others for this Friday. There’s much to unpack, so let’s dive into it! Joel Corry, David Guetta, Bryson Tiller – What Would You Do? 65/100 After a year since they
After what feels like a damp firework showing a few sparks before going fuse, only to burst later unexpectedly, this new year has finally brought upon a bunch of tracks that are worth-mentioning. The first roundup for this year has music from the Weeknd, Joji, Orjan Nilsen and more. How did they fare? Let’s get
• Delvig’s futuristic sound • Future Rave fusioned with Big Room-Trance? • Hard-hitting melody This caught me unexpectedly, Antoine Delvig’s establishment in the scene slowly got his prize with a remix for the one and only David Guetta in his collab with reputed Galantis and the group Little Mix. With a more futuristic sound, the
Riddle of the week – This singer’s vocal was sampled by Avicii in his all-time hit electronic song “Levels”. Who is he? (Hint: Featured in the article) Six episodes already?! You got to be kidding me. No, I am not going to make another cliched remark “oh TIMe PaSses SO faST”. Absolutely not. Instead, having
Being an admirer of “Hero”, the recent studio output from the minds of the proficient pair Afrojack and David Guetta, the remixes provided me ample material to talk about. So I decided to review all of them in one special episode, and there’s aplenty of conclusions that I came around to. If not familiar, then
It is well-known to any layman electronic music listener that there are several styles dominating the Dance charts at any given time. With the constant renovations performed by the newer talents and hence trends catching up, the popular front of EDM has shifted grounds faster than the speed of sound. Only a few years back,
• First single of Future Rave of this summer of 2021 • New movement of genre of these dance music • Unexpected vocal from John Martin Four months have passed since I wrote my previous review, and couldn’t be any happier to come back and discuss a hot new single. “Impossible”, composed by the newly
• Idiosyncratic vocal befitting Warden’s darker mood • Intricate melody that follows experimental schematics • Elegant and engaging arp synths “I just want people to forget about their problems and be happy“. This phrase by David Warden immediately caught my attention: with a genuine simplicity, the young German producer shows what he wants to achieve
• Great rave-ready spin on a vintage hit • Influences from Melodic Techno • Atmospheric and dynamic schematics Partnership can bring about the best of everyone involved, and the same can be stated about the latest studio chemistry being shared between the French icon David Guetta and Danish hotshot MORTEN. Since their earlier collaborations, the
As it has become tradition of every year, my promise of not wasting time on the woefully distasteful DJ Mag results is broken by debatable outcomes, which then become the subject for new articles to be written later. This time, I want to pen my thoughts about the new winner, David Guetta, who after first
• Monolithic rendition of the original • French icon re-tracing to darker Techno tones • The next super-duo in the Dance scene? Without much hiatus, the reputed personages David Guetta and MORTEN have returned! The pair have been displaying splendid studio-chemistry lately with collaborations, especially the recent “New Rave EP” that came previous July. Today,
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