MUSIC DAVID GUETTA’S NOTHING BUT THE BEAT CHART


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LUNAR (ORIGINAL MIX) DAVID GUETTA, AFROJACK F*** ME I’M FAMOUS


GLASGOW (ORIGINAL MIX) DAVID GUETTA F*** ME I’M FAMOUS


SENDING MY LOVE FEAT. MAX C (ORIGINAL MIX) SWANKY TUNES, R3HAB WALL RECORDINGS


SUNSHINE (ORIGINAL MIX) DAVID GUETTA, AVICII F*** ME I’M FAMOUS


WORK HARD, PLAY HARD FEAT. KAY (AUTOEROTIQUE REMIX) TIESTO AUTOEROTIQUE MUSICAL FREEDOM


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PARIS (ORIGINAL MIX) DAVID GUETTA F*** ME I’M FAMOUS


ALIVE FEAT. KATE ELSWORTH (ORIGINAL MIX) DIRTY SOUTH, THOMAS GOLD, KATE ELSWORTH PHAZIN


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SIRIUS (ORIGINAL MIX) CONGOROCK ULTRA


BULLET (ORIGINAL MIX) MICHAEL WOODS DIFFUSED MUSIC


STATIC (ORIGINAL MIX) DJ AERO, TOMMY LEE MAU5TRAP


LIKE Marmite (you might have to look this up if you’re not from the UK as the simple explanation – a yeast based spread – doesn’t really do it justice ), David Guetta seems to divide people into those who love him and those who hate him. Just check our Top 100 DJs Facebook page to sample the vitriol and praise he inspires. Either way, there’s no doubt that Fuck Me I’m Famous, the club he runs with wife Cathy, has helped change the profi le of dance music, converting America’s biggest pop stars and making house – albeit in the most pumped-up, poppy


form imaginable – something everybody wants to be a part of.


On his ‘Nothing But The Beat’ album (out now) the polarity continues. Split over two CDs, the ‘Vocal Album’ sees him collaborating with a who’s who of US stars, from Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj to Usher and Snoop Dogg, with typically overblown, chart friendly results. Check the ‘Electronic Album’ though and you get Discovery-era Daft Punk mixed with Dirty Dutch’s energy and a sprinkling of trance melody – something that might convert even the fi ercest haters.


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