Post by Serge Freeman on Jan 13, 2009 1:25:33 GMT 1
Quite an improvement from the choice of his last singles. I think Ingrosso & Angello helped him a lot. And it's NOT a Cascada cover. LOL
Everytime We Touch is the sonic finale from David Guettas album Poplife, the long-player (his third) thats brought him hits including Love Is Gone, Love Dont Let Me Go, and Baby When The Lights.
His own favourite from the album, Everytime We Touch was written with long-term collaborator Chris Willis, and co-produced with Steve Angello and Seb Ingrosso, the infamous pairing from the Swedish House Mafia.
Guettas now ranked No.5 in the Top 100 DJs Poll (up from No.10). Hes the highest placed house DJ yet again, and in a Top 10 brimming with trance talent, the accolade signifies that his take on house and electro is pushing him further into uncharted territory on an international scale Youtube views of his music videos are now in excess of 50 million.
A riotous 2008 has seen the son of Parisian intellectuals (ringleaders of the 1968 student uprising) continue to push boundaries. In addition to his own F*ck Me Im Famous nights, and his Unighted event at Stade De France, his exploits have taken in We Love, Cocoon, Pacha, Ministry Of Sound, and those beneath-the-radar places that have yet to attract international renown, but still carry the spirit of the warehouse parties he and his wife, Cathy, spearheaded back when dance music was cutting its teeth.
Davids just finished a sell-out US tour, ahead of several key UK dates. Gigging aside, work is well underway on his fourth album, which will feature some surprise guests from across the musical spectrum.
Alongside Willis, Davids combined underground appeal with repeated mainstream success the musical equivalent of splitting the atom. Joined by Angello and Ingrosso for Everytime We Touch, the result is as devastating as ever. Guettas trademark hooks and Chriss vocal make this the perfect footnote to an album thats delivered hit after hit.
Remixes come from David Tort, In Petto, and Robbie Rivera. In addition, the package includes a remix from Crookers of album track, Joan Of Arc.
Download from 19th January, 2008
Positiva Records
Everytime We Touch is the sonic finale from David Guettas album Poplife, the long-player (his third) thats brought him hits including Love Is Gone, Love Dont Let Me Go, and Baby When The Lights.
His own favourite from the album, Everytime We Touch was written with long-term collaborator Chris Willis, and co-produced with Steve Angello and Seb Ingrosso, the infamous pairing from the Swedish House Mafia.
Guettas now ranked No.5 in the Top 100 DJs Poll (up from No.10). Hes the highest placed house DJ yet again, and in a Top 10 brimming with trance talent, the accolade signifies that his take on house and electro is pushing him further into uncharted territory on an international scale Youtube views of his music videos are now in excess of 50 million.
A riotous 2008 has seen the son of Parisian intellectuals (ringleaders of the 1968 student uprising) continue to push boundaries. In addition to his own F*ck Me Im Famous nights, and his Unighted event at Stade De France, his exploits have taken in We Love, Cocoon, Pacha, Ministry Of Sound, and those beneath-the-radar places that have yet to attract international renown, but still carry the spirit of the warehouse parties he and his wife, Cathy, spearheaded back when dance music was cutting its teeth.
Davids just finished a sell-out US tour, ahead of several key UK dates. Gigging aside, work is well underway on his fourth album, which will feature some surprise guests from across the musical spectrum.
Alongside Willis, Davids combined underground appeal with repeated mainstream success the musical equivalent of splitting the atom. Joined by Angello and Ingrosso for Everytime We Touch, the result is as devastating as ever. Guettas trademark hooks and Chriss vocal make this the perfect footnote to an album thats delivered hit after hit.
Remixes come from David Tort, In Petto, and Robbie Rivera. In addition, the package includes a remix from Crookers of album track, Joan Of Arc.
Download from 19th January, 2008
Positiva Records