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The superstar DJ/producer breaks down the funky bass line, mind-blowing harmonies and magic French touch that went into his latest dance-pop masterpiece
Nate Hertweck
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Mar 24, 2018 - 10:44 am

Rewind to 2011: Superstar David Guetta released his fifth studio album, Nothing But The Beat, and one of the LP's infectious singles, "Titanium," featured pop genius Sia, who at that point had just retired from her career as a recording artist to focus on being a songwriter. Co-written and produced by Guetta, along with Giorgio Tuinfort and Afrojack, the song hit the top 10 on charts all over the world, including landing at No. 1 on Billboard's UK dance and UK singles charts. 

 

Clearly, there was something special about the synergy between Sia and Guetta. On March 22 Guetta released a new collaboration with the beloved Australian singer/songwriter, "Flames," which proves their magic musical connection is unwavering.

"We've been working very often together, with Sia, in different ways. Sometimes she's writing on my music or sometimes I'm producing around her song," Guetta told us in South Beach during Miami Music Week. "So this time it was like that. She sent me that song and I loved it."

Guetta's production style is often credited for bringing dance music sensibilities into the pop realm, most notably with his breakout Black Eyed Peas' collab, 2009's "I Gotta Feeling," which blew opened the door for pop records to integrate EDM elements. But finding the right match is not always automatic, even for Guetta.

"It took me a minute to find the right approach to ['Flames'], and I'm very happy with it. That funky bass line, I love," says Guetta. "It's a little bit like I did in 'Dangerous,' the previous record I did. It has that French touch feeling."

For her part, Sia's raw talent and je ne sais quoi actually presents somewhat of a challenge for Guetta, who has to dig deep to discern if what he's hearing is the magnetism of her voice or the makings of a true pop hit.

"Anything she does I love. It's almost hard for me not to like anything that she's singing," says Guetta. "It's funny actually because when we were in the studio, especially around the time of 'Titanium,' she was not the huge star she is now — she had this thing in her that was not out yet.

"We would make four songs a day — it was insane and the thing is everything sounded amazing. … When I'm listening to the song I always try to say, 'What if it wasn't her singing? Would I still like the song?' Because, if you want to know if it's a hit, anybody has to be able to sing it and to relate to it. And of course, not everybody can sing the way she sings."

As a master collaborator, Guetta has learned many of these techniques to take the awe-inspiring talents of some of music's biggest stars such as Rihanna, Nicki Minaj and Usher and harness them into an effective accessible record. But his respect for Sia's ability is so strong that it presents a unique production challenge, albeit one every producer would love to have.

"Not only is she a genius songwriter, but she's also an incredible singer and also the way she does her harmonies is completely mind-blowing," Guetta says, still glowing. "I feel like she could sing the phone book and it would be amazing, and plus her lyrics are insane. So when you have the voice the melody and the lyrics, then my job is quite easy, you know?"

.@davidguetta & @Sia haben mit #Flames einen neuen Hit am Start https://t.co/qHEyRRhcVn pic.twitter.com/0CnYKUBRuv

— Deezer Deutschland (@DeezerDE) March 23, 2018

The Frenchman certainly has made things look easy for some time. For two years running, he took home the GRAMMY for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical at the 52nd and 53rd GRAMMY Awards for "When Love Takes Over (Electro Extended Remix)" and "Revolver (David Guetta's One Love Club Remix)," respectively. 

"If you want to know if it's a hit, anybody has to be able to sing it and to relate to it." — David Guetta 

"There was a lot of hype around me at the moment because I was changing not only the music in my scene but pop ... because I was the one representing this new wave of music. I think this also helped me," Guetta reflects. "I have many awards, but I don't put them all [on display], but the GRAMMYs, definitely. Actually, when I had No. 1 DJ in the world and the [two] GRAMMYs, those are the three."

This weekend, Guetta will headline Ultra Music Festival in Miami, delivering the Sunday night closing set on the festival's main stage. From the perspective of an artist who was seen dance music go through many changes, Ultra has emerged as one of the scene's most special gatherings.

"I have to say that Ultra has managed to become so important that [all the DJs] prepare our set like [nowhere else] in the year. I have those two moments, probably for Tomorrowland in Europe and for Ultra in America — we work days, sometimes weeks, on that DJ set. I see it as like a fashion designer, a new collection. You're presenting your new music."

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Mar 26, 2018 - 4:33 pm

Monday, March 26

  • Each year, the dance music artists, professionals, and enthusiasts from the whole world over make the pilgrimage to Miami Music Week. This year, we stopped by some of the week's hottest parties and most exclusive events to rub elbows with the world's finest DJs, including up-and-comers like Lost Frequencies, worldwide sensations such as Above & Beyond and genre pioneers like David Guetta.

    Go Inside Miami Music Week's Hottest Parties

  • As we all return home this Monday, head back to work and try to find our way back to reality, take a bleary-eyed look back at seven DJ sets from Ultra that stuck to the inside of our brains and beat hard on the walls of our hearts.

Sunday, March 25

  • Just before his sunset set at Ultra, we caught up with Dutch DJ/producer Tiësto to discuss "Boom" with Gucci Mane, music's power to heal and the motto that has informed his successful 20-plus-year career. Check out our exclusive chat with the GRAMMY winner.

  • Weren't in Miami this week? Live vicariously through our roundup of the hottest industry mixers, daytime beach bashes and exclusive afterparties from Miami Music Week. 

Saturday, March 24

  • For artists, crew members and music fans alike, there are few things more important than protecing your hearing. MusiCares, the Recording Academy's health and human services charity, was on the ground in Miami, providing hearing protection for artists and crew. Get the lowdown on what some of the clients had to say with our full report.

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  • On Thursday, David Guetta and Sia revealed their latest collaboration,"Flames." Just a day later, we sat down for an exclusive with Guetta for the full story on their fiery new single, his chemistry with Sia and how he's prepping for his headling set at Ultra.
     
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Friday, March 23

  • Deep house DJ Nora En Pure's exotic moniker reflects her work: mysterious, unique and authentic. She capped off the resurgence of Winter Music Conference on March 22 with an intimate conversation covering her creative process, thoughts on the current state of dance music, and her deepest inspirations and dreams.

  • Despite the huge number of notable music documentaries captivating the stories behind the artists, albums, and movements we love, dance music has had disproportionately fewer shining moments on the silver screen, especially considering the genre's massive and ever-growing popularity and influence. Now, a new film changes all that — What We Started premiered at Miami Music Week on Mach. 22. Learn about the film with our report from the premiere.

Thursday, March 22

From South Beach to Wynwood, to Downtown and back, Miami is pulsing with the world's biggest DJs and most passionate dance music fans this week. The reason? There are several. Ultra Music Festival, Miami Music Week, and Winter Music Conference all coincide, making Miami the place to for all things dance music.

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Whether you on the scene and unable to be everywhere at once, or you can't quite make it South Florida, the Recording Academy has you covered. We'll be bringing you inside access to all the hottest performances, parties and panels from on the ground in Miami.

Ultra Music Festival

Ultra Music Festival returns to its picturesque downtown Miami home this year for the festival's 20th-anniversary edition. While the annual lineup is always solid, 2018's docket is particularly strong with headlining sets on the way from a collection of GRAMMY winners and nominees including Afrojack, the Chainsmokers, David Guetta, DJ Snake, Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Tiësto, and many more.

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To mix things up at Ultra, the RESISTANCE Stages return with an incredible mix of underground dance music. This year the Carl Cox Megastructure, hosted as always by legendary DJ Carl Cox himself, features a stacked string of performances by Dubfire, Nicole Moudaber, and Paco Osuna. Meanwhile, the unforgettable Arcadia The Spider stage installation is back, and will will be led by dark techno visionary and Drumcode label boss Adam Beyer, along with sets from J.E.S.u.S. (Jackmaster, Eats Everything, Skream, and Seth Troxler) and Better Lost Than Stupid (Davide Squillace, Matthias Tanzman, and Martin Buttrich). This diverse mix of headliners and RESISTANCE stage acts ensure there will be something for everyone at this year's sold-out Ultra.

Phase 2 of the #ULTRA20 lineup is here! GA tickets are SOLD OUT. A limited number of VIP tickets remain.

Full list of phase 2 artists: https://t.co/6WDUvtAOGJ pic.twitter.com/JMyVkUEPiG

— Ultra Music Festival (@ultra) February 26, 2018

Miami Music Week

Miami Music Week coincides with Ultra each year, and brings countless parties and club shows to South Beach, making sure industry players and fans alike have no shortage of music to enjoy. We'll be tracking some of the wildest and most exclusive parties and hippest premieres throughout the week.

Winter Music Conference

Winter Music Conference is also enjoying a vital last-minute resurgence in 2018. After a long history of unofficially overlapping to make Miami the place to be in late March, Ultra and Winter Music Conference are now finally under the same roof, with Ultra's announcement earlier this week that it had officially acquired WMC. With these two powerhouses now in step to provide more programming and entertainment, the sky is the limit. We'll be following some of the can't-miss programs from WMC, bringing you the inside scoop on what's what in today's thriving dance music industry.

Many of the world's DJs who make the pilgrimage to Miami feel that Ultra and Miami Music Week mark the start of the New Year for dance music, an opportunity to show off the new stage sets they've been working on through the winter. Make sure you check back at GRAMMY.com all this weekend to see what surprises are in store.

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David Guetta, Sia Release Latest Collaboration, "Flames"

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Mar 23, 2018 - 4:18 pm

On March 22 GRAMMY-winning DJ David Guetta and GRAMMY-nominated singer/songwriter Sia reunited to release the lyric video for their latest project together, "Flames."

Much like previous collaborations, "Flames" is a pop-forward tune that showcases Sia's vocal prowess while sending an encouraging message for listeners to keep pushing forward. This marks Sia and Guetta's fourth collaboration.

The first collaboration between the two artists was 2011's "Titanium," which reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and has more than 774 million views on YouTube. Their follow-up the next year was "She Wolf (Falling to Pieces)," which has reached 485 million views. On 2015's "Bang My Head," the two were joined by Fetty Wap for a hit that has more than 190 million views.

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Clearly, Guetta and Sia know how to please, so what kind of fuel is out there to help feed "Flames"? "Flames" has only notched its first million views since yesterday, but it's spreading. Care to catch on fire?

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With names like Bieber, Sia, Derulo, Minaj, Rexha, and more, the GRAMMY winner's upcoming album is filled with landmark collaborations and next-gen stars
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Aug 23, 2018 - 12:59 pm

Long in the business of exceeding expectations, EDM super-artist David Guetta has announced the tracklist for his upcoming album 7, and the vista of the album's lineup is breathtaking. Due out Sept. 14, 7 is bound to excite. Let's take a closer look, track-by-track.

7 leads off with "Don't Leave Me Alone" featuring Anne-Marie, who has been opening for Ed Sheeran this summer. Its official video was released Aug. 20, but we wrote about the lyric video when it surfaced late last month and that's already racked up more than 24 million YouTube views. The second track is "Battle" featuring the less-known up-and-comer Faouzia, winner of last year's Unsigned Only competition.

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In my career, I never wanted to make something that is just credible, I always want to create something INCREDIBLE. I am so happy and proud to announce my seventh full length studio album “7”! On September 14th it will officially see the daylight https://t.co/B2tsQPCnog pic.twitter.com/rzgOGd1Xzp

— David Guetta (@davidguetta) August 23, 2018

Third up in this more-than-a-showcase is GRAMMY nominee Sia's collaboration on "Flames." "Anything she does, I love," said Guetta in our exclusive interview. "It's almost hard for me not to like anything that she's singing." The lyric video was a hot appetizer and its official video took the action over the top. It's followed on 7 by "Blame It On Love" with Madison Beer, and fifth on the list is "Say My Name," Guetta's collaboration with J Balvin, who has been nominated for many Latin GRAMMY Awards, and Bebe Rexha. Such great talents in a mix that's bound to spark stamina for more to come.

Position six is Guetta's collaboration "Goodbye" with Jason Derulo, to be released on Aug. 24, featuring Nicki Minaj and Willy William. It's followed in auspicious position seven on 7 by "I'm That Bitch" with rapper Saweetie. Next stop is the "Like I Do" collaboration with Martin Garrix and Brooks, which was released in Feb. — the lyric video for that has already topped 78 million YouTube views.

Rounding out the single-digit slots at position nine is "2U" in collaboration with GRAMMY winner Justin Bieber. That track made it to No. 16 on Billboard's Hot 100 last year. GRAMMY winner Jess Glynne and Stefflon Don are featured on Guetta's tenth track "She Knows How To Love Me." Next up with two GRAMMY nominated artists is the "Motto" collaboration with Steve Aoki featuring Lil Uzi Vert, G-Eazy and Mally Mall.

The final four on this 15-track spectacular begins with "Drive" — out on Aug. 24th — in collaboration with Black Coffee and featuring Delilah Montagu. Lucky thirteenth is a Spanish-language track featuring J Balvin titled "Para Que Te Quedes." It means "for you to stay" and this track lineup is keeping us glued. Up-and-comer Ava Max is featured on the penultimate "Let It Be Me" and then the finale is another collabo with Sia titled "Light Headed." Not everyone might feel light-headed here, but this tour is talent-packed enough to be tiring if it weren't so inspiring. This will be fun.

David Guetta's album 7 is available for pre-order now and tomorrow, as mentioned above, "Drive" and "Goodbye" will arrive. It is certainly part of the power of EDM that it provides a platform for artistic talent to combine with unexpected energy, like particles in an accelerator. It's not like it's really the big bang but this is a great look at what's new and we expect 7 to deliver more dance-tacular booms to come.

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May 10, 2018 - 8:14 am

The biggest challenge for supergroups — or any group for that matter — is making the whole greater than the sum of its parts. Diplo, Sia, and Labrinth are up for the challenge, and their collaboration together as LSD feels fresh, infectious, and alive. The trio has released their second song in two weeks, "Audio," complete with a vibrant video fusing surreal animation and spirited choreography. Take a look and listen.

Last week, LSD dropped their first effort as a trio, "Genius," which Diplo described on Instagram as sounding like, "epic random amazing pop music from outer space." The song's animated video drove home the out-of-this-world vibe that is quickly becoming LSD's signature.

Directed by Ben Jones, the video for "Audio" follows Diplo around Los Angeles in a newly purchased used car while playing an LSD cassette tape found in the glove box, then traces the a young girl's walk home from school holding an animated Sia balloon into an empty parking lot where the dancing begins, all while a soulful Labrinth sings out his parts in a deserted tunnels and city streets.

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GRAMMY nominees Sia and Labrinth have worked together in the past on the Wonder Woman soundtrack, and now with GRAMMY winner Diplo on board, LSD have an album in the works, according to NME, though no title or release date have been revealed.

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