David Guetta - One Love

As an internationally respected artist/producer/remixer/DJ, David Guetta's track record has been impeccable for nearly two decades. Now, in mid-2009, his career is reaching new peaks: When Love Takes Over featuring the lead vocal of multi-platinum pop-R&B songstress Kelly Rowland, is taking off as a world-wide smash, hitting #1 spot in the U.K singles chart.

David's also the track producer of Black Eyed Peas' rousing new #1 US single, I Gotta Feeling, in whose video clip he makes a cameo appearance. And his upcoming fourth studio album, One Love, available from August 24th 2009 on Virgin Records, is an ambitious, ingeniously crafted album that sets forth nothing less than a bold and beautiful manifesto for the global pop and dance domination.

"Making this record with so many talented artists was such an amazing experience and the end result is an album infused with all the best flavors of contemporary pop music that will appeal to such a broad audience both on and off the dancefloor," noted Guetta.

Significantly, it was Guetta's own defining and assured musical viewpoint as a DJ and producer that attracted the A-listers who make One Love one of 2009's most diverse and star-studded album projects. Kelly Rowland, for example, moved to tears at first hearing the instrumental work-in-progress that became When Love Takes Over on the dance floor at Guetta's famed F*** Me I'm Famous party in Cannes, greeted him in the DJ booth, and was later given the track to write to. will.i.am, similarly, had first approached Guetta to contribute to a club-inspired album planned by Black Eyed Peas (the just-released Energy Never Dies) - and their collaboration snowballed to include two tracks on One Love: the out-of-control I Wanna Go Crazy, and On the Dancefloor, joined by apl.de.ap, a fresh evocation of the hip-hop/house fusions of the late 1980s.
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