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The best new rock songs you need to hear right now

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After holding off a late voting charge from The Virginmarys, Brighton rockers Creeping Jean triumphed in our most recent Tracks Of The Week competition, with Star Circus a reasonably distant although-by-no-means embarrassing third.

Congratulations to all of them, and here are Creeping Jean again, to brighten up your day, like a neon kitten chasing bubbles.

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This week, we’ve located another eight songs and hoisted them into view using our rock’n’roll claw machine. They’re below. Please vote for youir favourite.

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Buckcherry – Come On

Hingeing on a verse hook that’s basically Shoot To Thrill at a slightly more languid pace, Buckcherry’s new single mixes Bon- and Brian-era AC/DC flavours with their own California-fried, tattoos-n’-palm trees energy. “I feel that the human race is in a very fragile state,” Josh Todd says, “and Come On is about finding the ‘sweet spot’ in your life where you rise above the distractions, have courage, and make your dreams a reality.”

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Brent Cobb & The Fixins – Ain’t Rocked In A While

We always thought Brent Cobb was a rock’n’roller at heart (his live shows certainly reflect that). He just hadn’t…well, as he says, he hadn’t rocked in a while, having spent much of his recording time in recent years down gentler singer-songwriter rabbit holes. Suffice to say he redresses that balance on this dirty stomp-along rocker, complete with woozy Sabbathian desert ambiance and a new band to boot. Tasty.

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Parker Barrow – Make It

All bluesy 70s classic rock with a strong southern kick, Tina Turner vibes and a rolling boil of juicy riffage, Nashville gang Parker Barrow create a rollicking, rootsy ensemble feel with Make It. You can hear that they’ve drawn from the wells of the Allmans, Led Zeppelin, Blackberry Smoke, Tedeschi Trucks Band etc etc, leaning into both the sweet and oomphy, biting sides of those blues-infused heroes. Nice.

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Ewan Currie – Crazy Streets

Teasing his second solo album, Strange Vacation (coming out in May), Sheepdogs frontman Ewan Currie is on contemplative form on this beautifully crafted blend of dreamy minor-key soft rock and Neil Young-esque Americana. “It’s sort of a shout-out to big city living,” explains Currie, who now lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. “Musically, it was inspired by Gerry Rafferty, a songwriting genius who, despite his brilliance, carried a lot of weight. I think he went through a lot on his own. There’s something about that tension that really resonated with me.” Gorgeous stuff.

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Joanne Shaw Taylor – Look What I’ve Become

“This one’s about hitting that crossroads,” Joanne explains, of the theme behind this rich, moody hit of blues rock, all sumptuous, smoky vocals and super-satisfying riffing out, with Jo dipping into acoustic and cinematic tastes for a classic yet cool, contemporary finish. Quality solo, too. “It’s about the moment where you either change everything or disappear. The lyrics came from a very honest place—and I wanted the music to match that intensity.”

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The Heavy Souls – Walk On Water

Heavy blues rock with a smoky, primal heartbeat and cavernous Led Zeppelin undertones, the Sheffield rockers’ new single makes a strong case for the forthcoming deluxe edition of their debut album, Have You Got Soul. “The song portrays an irresistible, seductive, almost supernatural force,” singer Clarke Vaughan says, “a metaphor for addiction, temptation, or a toxic influence.”

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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Deadstick

With parping horns, falsetto vocals, a wonderful 70-style production and a driving, boogie-rock rhythm, Deadstick – from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s upcoming 27th album Phantom Island – is the most uplifting, life-affirming song of the week. Strange, then, that the lyrical content refers to the crashing of the plane on the cover of their 26th, Flight b741. “The song is big and chaotic,” says video director Gut Tyzak, “so then I went about casting swing dancers and eccentric extras to fill the landscape.”

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The Band Feel – Shoal Creek

It’s been less than a month since we were commenting on the groovy Zeppelin-esque vibes of The Band Feel’s Hands In My Pocket single on this very page, and here they are again with more authentic retro-rock action, mixing take-it-to-the-church gospel with Led Zeppelin thunder. There’s a distinct whiff of What Is and What Should Never Be about the rockier moments, but the organ part is a lovely left turn and the overall result is stellar. 34 marks out of 10.

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Polly is deputy editor at Classic Rock magazine, where she writes and commissions regular pieces and longer reads (including new band coverage), and has interviewed rock’s biggest and newest names. She also contributes to Louder, Prog and Metal Hammer and talks about songs on the 20 Minute Club podcast. Elsewhere she’s had work published in The Musician, delicious. magazine and others, and written biographies for various album campaigns. In a previous life as a women’s magazine junior she interviewed Tracey Emin and Lily James – and wangled Rival Sons into the arts pages. In her spare time she writes fiction and cooks.

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“Why should I be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? Because I’m f**king incredible!” Billy Idol thinks he deserves your vote for induction into the Rock Hall

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Billy Idol is one of 14 artists long-listed for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year, and, alongside the likes of Oasis, Soundgarden, The White Stripes, The Black Crowes and Joy Division/New Order, the artist formerly known as William Michael Albert Broad is currently a candidate for the Hall’s public vote.

As ever, some artists are more bothered about receiving an invite into the Rock Hall than others, and Idol is very clear as to why he merits inclusion.

“Because I’m just fucking incredible!” he tells The Independent in a new interview. ‘It’s pretty amazing that I went from something like punk rock in England to mainstream success in the States. I was not only involved in punk, I became a big part of the ’80s New Wave. And then I carried on making the music, living the rock’n’roll life.

“I’ve also gone beyond what people expect, with things like cyberpunk,” he adds, referencing his 1993 album of that name. “I didn’t stay in my lane. I took chances. Even coming to America, I had no idea I was going to do really well. And the risks I took worked. All of that shows an enterprising spirit – a spirit of rock’n’roll.”

Artists become eligible for nomination into the ‘prestigious’ institution 25 years after the release of their first commercial recording. The shortlist of nominees will be revealed at the end of this month. Other artists on the long-list include Bad Company, Joe Cocker, Mariah Carey, OutKast, Cindy Lauper and Phish.

Idol is set to release Dream Into It, his first album of new music in over a decade, on April 25 via Dark Horse Records. The album features guest appearances by Avril Lavigne (on 77), Joan Jett (on Wildside) and Alison Mosshart of The Kills, on a song called John Wayne.

Speaking recently to Drew Barrymore on her talk show, Idol said, “Avril’s just fantastic on 77, it was great working with her. With her on it, it got three times better.”

The singer is going on tour with Joan Jett, who he first met at a Germs / Dead Kennedys gig, from April 30. His It’s a Nice Day To… Tour Again! trek will launch at the Talking Stick Resort in Phoenix Arizona.

Idol will return ‘home’ to the UK to play alongside Kraftwerk, Death Cult, The Damned, Public Image Ltd, The Jesus & Mary Chain, The The and more at the inaugural Forever Now festival at The National Bowl, Milton Keynes on June 22.

Forever Now is billed as a celebration of the “cultural phenomenon of the darker underbelly of creativity, from new wave to post-punk, psychedelia and alt-rock”.

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A music writer since 1993, formerly Editor of Kerrang! and Planet Rock magazine (RIP), Paul Brannigan is a Contributing Editor to Louder. Having previously written books on Lemmy, Dave Grohl (the Sunday Times best-seller This Is A Call) and Metallica (Birth School Metallica Death, co-authored with Ian Winwood), his Eddie Van Halen biography (Eruption in the UK, Unchained in the US) emerged in 2021. He has written for Rolling Stone, Mojo and Q, hung out with Fugazi at Dischord House, flown on Ozzy Osbourne’s private jet, played Angus Young’s Gibson SG, and interviewed everyone from Aerosmith and Beastie Boys to Young Gods and ZZ Top. Born in the North of Ireland, Brannigan lives in North London and supports The Arsenal.

Complete List Of Scorpions Songs From A to Z

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Complete List Of Scorpions Songs From A to Z

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Scorpions originated in Hanover, Germany, in 1965, initially brought together by guitarist Rudolf Schenker. The band’s formation evolved significantly over its early years, ultimately solidifying with vocalist Klaus Meine joining in 1969. Their initial lineup laid the groundwork for a career defined by a relentless dedication to powerful hard rock and melodic ballads, propelling them toward international acclaim.

The band’s early success began with their debut album, “Lonesome Crow” (1972), which established their presence within the German rock scene. Their sound and global reach expanded notably with “Fly to the Rainbow” (1974), marking the entrance of guitarist Uli Jon Roth, whose distinctive playing greatly shaped their early musical direction. Scorpions continued their ascension with seminal albums such as “In Trance” (1975), “Virgin Killer” (1976), and “Taken by Force” (1977), each contributing significantly to their growing international reputation.

Scorpions achieved massive global success in the 1980s with the release of “Animal Magnetism” (1980), “Blackout” (1982), and the iconic “Love at First Sting” (1984). The latter produced hits like “Rock You Like a Hurricane” and “Still Loving You,” which became quintessential rock anthems, dramatically expanding their fanbase worldwide. Their subsequent album, “Crazy World” (1990), featured “Wind of Change,” a poignant ballad that became synonymous with the fall of the Berlin Wall and the changing political climate in Eastern Europe.

Over their extensive career, Scorpions have released 19 studio albums, selling over 100 million records globally. Their influential status has earned them various awards and recognitions, including three World Music Awards and a star on the Hollywood Rock Walk. The band’s enduring appeal stems from their powerful live performances, which have become legendary, captivating audiences at major festivals and arenas worldwide.

The Scorpions are loved deeply by fans for their consistency, musicianship, and heartfelt lyrics. Their ability to deliver both hard-rocking anthems and emotionally resonant ballads has solidified their legacy across generations. Notable singles such as “No One Like You,” “Send Me an Angel,” and “The Zoo” remain staples of classic rock radio, attesting to their lasting popularity.

Outside of their musical achievements, Scorpions have actively participated in humanitarian and charitable efforts. Their song “Wind of Change” notably became an anthem for peace and unity, reflecting their commitment to social and political awareness. Band members have supported various charitable events and global causes, further enhancing their reputation as responsible and globally aware artists.

Complete List Of Scorpions Songs From A to Z

  1. Action – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  2. Aleyah – Eye II Eye – 1999
  3. Alien Nation – Face the Heat – 1993
  4. All for One – Return to Forever – 2015
  5. All Night Long (Demo) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  6. Always Somewhere – Lovedrive – 1979
  7. American Girls (Demo) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  8. Animal Magnetism – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  9. Animal Magnetism (Demo) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  10. Another Piece of Meat – Lovedrive – 1979
  11. Anytime (You Want It) (Demo) – Love at First Sting (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1984
  12. Are You the One? – Pure Instinct – 1996
  13. Arizona – Blackout – 1982
  14. As Soon as the Good Times Roll – Love at First Sting – 1984
  15. Backstage Queen – Virgin Killer – 1976
  16. Bad Boys Running Wild – Love at First Sting – 1984
  17. Believe in Love – Savage Amusement – 1988
  18. Best Is Yet to Come, The – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  19. Big City Nights – Love at First Sting – 1984
  20. Blackout – Blackout – 1982
  21. Blackout (Demo) – Blackout (2015 Deluxe Edition) – 1982
  22. Blood Too Hot – Unbreakable – 2004
  23. Borderline – Unbreakable – 2004
  24. Born to Touch Your Feelings – Taken by Force – 1977
  25. But the Best for You – Pure Instinct – 1996
  26. Can You Feel It – Unbreakable – 2004
  27. Can’t Get Enough – Lovedrive – 1979
  28. Can’t Live Without You – Blackout – 1982
  29. ‘Cause I Love You (Demo) – Lovedrive (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1979
  30. Catch Your Luck and Play – Return to Forever – 2015
  31. Catch Your Train – Virgin Killer – 1976
  32. China White – Blackout – 1982
  33. Coast to Coast – Lovedrive – 1979
  34. Cold – Humanity: Hour I (Limited Edition/LP/Japan releases) – 2007
  35. Coming Home – Love at First Sting – 1984
  36. Coming Home (Demo) – Love at First Sting (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1984
  37. Crazy Ride – Return to Forever (Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  38. Crazy World – Crazy World – 1990
  39. Cross, The – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  40. Crossfire – Love at First Sting – 1984
  41. Crying Days – Virgin Killer – 1976
  42. Daddy’s Girl – Face the Heat (European/Japanese editions) – 1993
  43. Dancing in the Moonlight (Demo) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  44. Dancing with the Moonlight – Return to Forever (Limited/iTunes/Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  45. Dark Lady – In Trance – 1975
  46. Deep and Dark – Unbreakable – 2004
  47. Delirious – Return to Forever (iTunes/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  48. Destin – Face the Heat (European edition) – 1993
  49. Does Anyone Know – Pure Instinct – 1996
  50. Don’t Believe Her – Crazy World – 1990
  51. Don’t Make No Promises (Your Body Can’t Keep) – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  52. Don’t Stop at the Top – Savage Amusement – 1988
  53. Dreamers – Unbreakable (Japanese edition)/Sting in the Tail (Premium edition) – 2004/2010
  54. Drifting Sun – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  55. Du Bist So Schmutzig – Eye II Eye – 1999
  56. Dynamite – Blackout – 1982
  57. Edge of Time (Demo) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  58. Evening Wind – In Trance – 1975
  59. Every Minute Every Day – Savage Amusement – 1988
  60. Eye of the Storm – Return to Forever – 2015
  61. Eye to Eye – Eye II Eye – 1999
  62. Falling in Love – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  63. Far Away – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  64. Fast and Furious (Demo) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  65. First Sting Jam (Demo) – Love at First Sting (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1984
  66. Fly People Fly – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  67. Fly to the Rainbow – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  68. Freshly Squeezed – Eye II Eye – 1999
  69. Future Never Dies, The – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  70. Game of Life, The – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  71. Get Your Love (Demo) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  72. Going Out with a Bang – Return to Forever – 2015
  73. Good Die Young, The – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  74. Good Die Young, The (alt. version) – Sting in the Tail (Premium edition) – 2010
  75. Gypsy Life – Return to Forever – 2015
  76. Hard Rockin’ the Place – Return to Forever – 2015
  77. Hate to Be Nice – Face the Heat – 1993
  78. He’s a Woman – She’s a Man – Taken by Force – 1977
  79. Hell-Cat – Virgin Killer – 1976
  80. Hey You – Animal Magnetism (2001 CD remastered edition) – 1980
  81. Hey You (vocals by Rudolf Schenker) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  82. His Latest Flame (Marie’s the Name) (Elvis Presley cover) – Face the Heat (US edition hidden track) – 1993
  83. Hit Between the Eyes – Crazy World – 1990
  84. Hold Me Tight – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  85. Holiday – Lovedrive – 1979
  86. Holiday (Demo) – Lovedrive (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1979
  87. House of Cards – Return to Forever – 2015
  88. Hour I – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  89. Humanity – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  90. Humanity (Radio Edit) – Humanity: Hour I (Limited Edition/LP/Japan releases) – 2007
  91. I Can’t Explain (The Who cover) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  92. I’m Goin’ Mad – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  93. I’m Leaving You – Love at First Sting – 1984
  94. I’ve Got to Be Free – Taken by Force – 1977
  95. In Search of the Peace of Mind – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  96. In Trance – In Trance – 1975
  97. In Your Park – Virgin Killer – 1976
  98. Inheritance – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  99. Is There Anybody There? – Lovedrive – 1979
  100. It All Depends – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  101. Kami O Shin Jiru – Face the Heat (Japanese edition) – 1993
  102. Kicks After Six – Crazy World – 1990
  103. Kiss of Borrowed Time – Pure Instinct (CD-single) – 1996
  104. Lady Starlight – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  105. Leave Me – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  106. Let’s Rock! – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  107. Life’s Like a River – In Trance – 1975
  108. Living and Dying – In Trance – 1975
  109. Living for Tomorrow (Demo) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  110. Living at Night (Demo) – Love at First Sting (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1984
  111. Lonely Nights – Face the Heat – 1993
  112. Lonesome Crow – Lonesome Crow – 1972
  113. Longing for Fire – In Trance – 1975
  114. Lorelei – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  115. Love ’em or Leave ’em – Unbreakable – 2004
  116. Love Is War – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  117. Love on the Run – Savage Amusement – 1988
  118. Love Will Keep Us Alive – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  119. Love Will Keep Us Alive (Radio Edit) – Humanity: Hour I (Limited Edition/LP/Japan releases) – 2007
  120. Lovedrive – Lovedrive – 1979
  121. Loving You Sunday Morning – Lovedrive – 1979
  122. Lust or Love – Crazy World – 1990
  123. Make It Real – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  124. Maybe I Maybe You – Unbreakable – 2004
  125. Media Overkill – Savage Amusement – 1988
  126. Mind Like a Tree – Eye II Eye – 1999
  127. Mind Power – Eye II Eye (CD-single) – 1999
  128. Miracle – Sting in the Tail (Premium edition) – 2010
  129. Moment in a Million Years, A – Eye II Eye – 1999
  130. Money and Fame – Crazy World – 1990
  131. My City My Town – Unbreakable – 2004
  132. Mysterious – Eye II Eye – 1999
  133. New Generation – Unbreakable – 2004
  134. Nightmare Avenue – Face the Heat – 1993
  135. Night Lights – In Trance – 1975
  136. No Limit – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  137. No One Like You – Blackout – 1982
  138. No Pain No Gain – Face the Heat – 1993
  139. Now! – Blackout – 1982
  140. Obsession – Eye II Eye – 1999
  141. Oh Girl (I Wanna Be with You) – Pure Instinct – 1996
  142. One and One Is Three – Return to Forever (Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  143. Only a Man – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  144. Partners in Crime – Face the Heat (maxi-single) – 1993
  145. Passion Rules the Game – Savage Amusement – 1988
  146. Pictured Life – Virgin Killer – 1976
  147. Polar Nights – Virgin Killer – 1976
  148. Polar Nights (Live) – Taken by Force (2001 CD reissue) – 1977
  149. Priscilla – Eye II Eye – 1999
  150. Raised on Rock – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  151. Remember the Good Times (Retro Garage Mix) – Unbreakable – 2004
  152. Restless Man (Demo) – Animal Magnetism (2015 35th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1980
  153. Restless Nights – Crazy World – 1990
  154. Rhythm of Love – Savage Amusement – 1988
  155. Robot Man – In Trance – 1975
  156. Rock ‘n’ Roll Band – Return to Forever – 2015
  157. Rock My Car – Return to Forever – 2015
  158. Rock You Like a Hurricane – Love at First Sting – 1984
  159. Rock Zone – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  160. Rollin’ Home – Return to Forever – 2015
  161. Rubber Fucker – Face the Heat (maxi-single) – 1993
  162. Running for the Plane (Demo) – Blackout (2015 Deluxe Edition) – 1982
  163. Sails of Charon, The – Taken by Force – 1977
  164. Same Thrill, The – Love at First Sting – 1984
  165. Scratch, The – Return to Forever – 2015
  166. Searching for the Rainbow (Demo) – Blackout (2015 Deluxe Edition) – 1982
  167. Send Me an Angel – Crazy World – 1990
  168. She Said – Unbreakable – 2004
  169. She’s Knocking at My Door – Pure Instinct (Japanese edition) – 1996
  170. Ship of Fools – Face the Heat – 1993
  171. Skywriter – Eye II Eye – 1999
  172. Slave Me – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  173. SLY – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  174. Someday Is Now – Unbreakable – 2004
  175. Someone to Touch – Face the Heat – 1993
  176. Soul Behind the Face – Pure Instinct – 1996
  177. Speedy’s Coming – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  178. Spirit of Rock – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  179. Steamrock Fever – Taken by Force – 1977
  180. Sting in the Tail – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  181. Still Loving You – Love at First Sting – 1984
  182. Still Loving You (Demo) – Love at First Sting (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1984
  183. Stone in My Shoe – Pure Instinct – 1996
  184. Sugar Man (Demo) – Blackout (2015 Deluxe Edition) – 1982
  185. Sun in My Hand – In Trance – 1975
  186. Suspender Love – Taken by Force (2001 CD reissue) – 1977
  187. Taste of Love (Demo) – Savage Amusement (2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – 1988
  188. Taxman Woman – Face the Heat – 1993
  189. Tease Me Please Me – Crazy World – 1990
  190. 10 Light Years Away – Eye II Eye – 1999
  191. They Need a Million – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  192. This Time – Unbreakable – 2004
  193. This Is My Song – Fly to the Rainbow – 1974
  194. Through My Eyes – Unbreakable – 2004
  195. Thunder and Lightning – Sting in the Tail (Japanese/Premium editions) – 2010
  196. Time Will Call Your Name – Pure Instinct – 1996
  197. To Be No. 1 – Eye II Eye – 1999
  198. To Be with You in Heaven – Crazy World – 1990
  199. Too Far – Unbreakable (Japanese edition)/Sting in the Tail (Premium edition) – 2004/2010
  200. Top of the Bill – In Trance – 1975
  201. Turn You On – Sting in the Tail – 2010
  202. Twentieth Century Man – Animal Magnetism – 1980
  203. 321 – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  204. Under the Same Sun – Face the Heat – 1993
  205. Unholy Alliance – Face the Heat – 1993
  206. Virgin Killer – Virgin Killer – 1976
  207. Walking on the Edge – Savage Amusement – 1988
  208. We Built This House – Return to Forever – 2015
  209. We Built This House (Lyrics Video) – Return to Forever (iTunes edition) – 2015
  210. We Let It Rock… You Let It Roll – Savage Amusement – 1988
  211. We Were Born to Fly – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  212. We Will Rise Again – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  213. We’ll Burn the Sky – Taken by Force – 1977
  214. What U Give U Get Back – Eye II Eye – 1999
  215. When the Smoke Is Going Down – Blackout – 1982
  216. When the Truth Is a Lie – Return to Forever (Limited/iTunes/Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  217. When You Came into My Life – Pure Instinct – 1996
  218. Where the River Flows – Pure Instinct – 1996
  219. Who We Are – Return to Forever (Limited/iTunes/Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  220. Wild Child – Pure Instinct – 1996
  221. Wind of Change – Crazy World – 1990
  222. Woman – Face the Heat – 1993
  223. World We Used to Know, The – Return to Forever (Limited/iTunes/Japanese/US deluxe editions) – 2015
  224. Yellow Butterfly – Eye II Eye – 1999
  225. Yellow Raven – Virgin Killer – 1976
  226. You and I – Pure Instinct – 1996
  227. You and I (“Butcher”-radio-remix) – Eye II Eye (Japanese edition) – 1999
  228. You and I (Special Single Mix) – Pure Instinct (CD-single) – 1996
  229. You Give Me All I Need – Blackout – 1982
  230. Your Last Song – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  231. Your Light – Taken by Force – 1977
  232. You’re Lovin’ Me to Death – Humanity: Hour I – 2007
  233. Zoo, The – Animal Magnetism – 1980

Albums

Lonesome Crow (1972): 7 songs

Fly to the Rainbow (1974): 7 songs

In Trance (1975): 10 songs

Virgin Killer (1976): 9 songs

Taken by Force (1977): 9 songs (including 2 bonus tracks from 2001 CD reissue)

Lovedrive (1979): 10 songs (including 2 bonus tracks from 2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Animal Magnetism (1980): 16 songs (including 7 bonus tracks from 2001 and 2015 editions)

Blackout (1982): 13 songs (including 4 bonus tracks from 2015 Deluxe Edition)

Love at First Sting (1984): 14 songs (including 5 bonus tracks from 2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Savage Amusement (1988): 15 songs (including 6 bonus tracks from 2015 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Crazy World (1990): 11 songs

Face the Heat (1993): 17 songs (including bonus tracks and singles)

Pure Instinct (1996): 14 songs (including Japanese bonus track and CD-singles)

Eye II Eye (1999): 16 songs (including Japanese bonus track and CD-single)

Unbreakable (2004): 15 songs (including Japanese bonus tracks)

Humanity: Hour I (2007): 15 songs (including Limited Edition/LP/Japan bonus tracks)

Sting in the Tail (2010): 15 songs (including Japanese edition and Premium edition bonus tracks)

Return to Forever (2015): 20 songs (including Limited/iTunes/Japanese/US deluxe editions)

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Complete List Of David Guetta Songs From A to Z

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Complete List Of David Guetta Songs From A to Z

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David Guetta was born in Paris, France, and began his career in the early 1980s DJing in clubs around the city. Initially working with funk and house music, he built a following by spinning records at local venues before transitioning into production work. His first major project came in 1990 with the release of “Nation Rap,” a collaboration with French rapper Sidney Duteil. Over the next decade, Guetta co-founded Gum Productions and gradually developed his style, releasing singles that built his name within the European electronic music community. His debut studio album, Just a Little More Love, was released in 2002, featuring the hit title track and signaling the arrival of a new player on the international dance music scene.

Guetta followed up with Guetta Blaster in 2004 and Pop Life in 2007, both of which found success in the European club circuit. It was his fourth album, One Love (2009), that transformed him into a global superstar. The album produced several chart-topping singles, including “When Love Takes Over” featuring Kelly Rowland, “Sexy Bitch” with Akon, and “Memories” featuring Kid Cudi. “When Love Takes Over” won Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical at the 2010 Grammy Awards. These songs propelled Guetta into mainstream radio worldwide, setting a template for electronic dance music’s fusion with pop and hip-hop that dominated the 2010s.

In 2011, Guetta released Nothing but the Beat, a double album that further expanded his influence across genres. Featuring collaborations with artists like Sia, Usher, Nicki Minaj, and Chris Brown, the album spawned hits such as “Without You,” “Titanium,” and “Turn Me On.” “Titanium,” in particular, became one of his most iconic tracks, with Sia’s powerful vocals paired with Guetta’s cinematic production. The album was reissued in 2012 as Nothing but the Beat 2.0, including additional tracks that kept the momentum going. His production style during this period became emblematic of the mainstream EDM sound and made him one of the most played and requested names in electronic music festivals worldwide.

Guetta’s discography continued to grow with Listen (2014), 7 (2018), and Forever (2022), showcasing his adaptability in the evolving landscape of dance music. Listen introduced a more emotional, song-oriented direction with singles like “Dangerous” and “Lovers on the Sun,” while 7 marked a return to his house roots on the second disc, released under the alias Jack Back. His 2022 album Forever, a collaboration with MORTEN under their “Future Rave” brand, showed his commitment to innovation, introducing darker and more progressive production styles aimed at revitalizing the global festival circuit.

Throughout his career, Guetta has released ten studio albums and has had over ten songs reach the top 10 of the UK Singles Chart, with many entering the Billboard Hot 100. He has won two Grammy Awards, multiple MTV Europe Music Awards, and American Music Awards. His remix of “Revolver” by Madonna won another Grammy in 2011. In 2020 and 2021, he was named the world’s number one DJ by DJ Mag. His YouTube channel has amassed billions of views, and his influence on EDM’s crossover into pop has been widely recognized across the industry.

Outside of studio work and live DJ performances, Guetta has been involved in several philanthropic efforts. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he hosted two livestream events titled “United at Home,” raising over $1.5 million for relief organizations. He has also been vocal in supporting international humanitarian causes, often using his platform to drive awareness for health, education, and disaster response efforts. His long-standing collaboration with the United Nations and various charitable organizations underscores his commitment to social responsibility.

David Guetta’s career has been defined by constant reinvention, an ear for trends, and a strategic approach to collaboration. His role in shaping modern electronic music through his partnerships with mainstream artists and his work behind the decks has earned him both critical respect and commercial success. From underground Parisian clubs to global festival main stages, Guetta’s journey is a blueprint for longevity and evolution in the world of dance music.

Complete List Of David Guetta Songs From A to Z

  1. 133 – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  2. 18 Months (Continuous Mix) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  3. 2U (featuring Justin Bieber) – 7 – 2018
  4. 5iliconeator – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  5. ACDC – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  6. Acapella (by Kelis) – One Love (2010 version) – 2009
  7. Acapella (by Kelis) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  8. Afterglow – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  9. Ain’t a Party (with Glowinthedark featuring Harrison) – Fuck Me I’m Famous – Ibiza Mix 2013 – 2013
  10. Alive Again (with Morten and Roland Clark) – Non-album single – 2021
  11. All Night Long (with Kungs and Izzy Bizu) – Non-album single – 2024
  12. Always (featuring JD Davis) – Pop Life – 2007
  13. Another Life (with Afrojack featuring Ester Dean) – Non-album single – 2017
  14. Atomic Food (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  15. Baby Don’t Hurt Me (with Anne-Marie and Coi Leray) – Super Unhealthy – 2023
  16. Baby When the Light (featuring Cozi Costi) – Pop Life – 2007
  17. Baby When the Light (David Guetta & Fred Rister Radio Edit Remix) (featuring Cozi) – Pop Life – 2007
  18. Baby When the Light (Dirty South Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  19. Baby When the Light (Fred Rister & David Guetta Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  20. Baby When the Light (Joe T Vanelli Dub) – Pop Life (European limited edition Opendisc) – 2007
  21. Baby When the Light (Joe T. Vannelli Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  22. Baby When the Light (Laidback Luke Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  23. Back and Forth – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  24. Bad (Radio Edit) (with Showtek featuring Vassy) – Listen (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2014
  25. Bad (Radio Edit) (with Showtek featuring Vassy) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  26. Bang My Head (featuring Sia) – Listen – 2014
  27. Bang My Head (featuring Sia and Fetty Wap) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  28. Bang My Head (Glowinthedark Big-Remix) (featuring Sia) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  29. Bang My Head (Glowinthedark Remix) (featuring Sia) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  30. Battle (featuring Faouzia) – 7 – 2018
  31. Be My Lover (with Hypaton and La Bouche) – Non-album single – 2023
  32. Beautiful People (with Sia) – TBA – 2025
  33. Bed (with Joel Corry and Raye) – Four for the Floor and Another Friday Night – 2021
  34. Better When You’re Gone (with Brooks and Loote) – Non-album single – 2019
  35. Big (with Rita Ora and Imanbek featuring Gunna) – Bang – 2021
  36. Big FU (featuring Ayra Starr and Lil Durk) – Non-album single – 2023
  37. Blame It On Love (featuring Madison Beer) – 7 – 2018
  38. Blast Off (Radio Edit) (with Kaz James) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  39. Can’t U Feel the Change (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  40. Chills (Feel My Love) (with Oliver Heldens and Fast Boy) – Non-album single – 2024
  41. Choose (featuring Ne-Yo & Kelly Rowland) – One Love – 2009
  42. Choose (Extended Version) (featuring Ne-Yo & Kelly Rowland) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  43. Choose (One Love Mix) (featuring Ne-Yo & Kelly Rowland) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  44. Clap Your Hands (with Glowinthedark) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  45. Commander (Kelly Rowland featuring David Guetta) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  46. Complicated (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike featuring Kiiara) – Non-album single – 2017
  47. Conversations in the Dark (vs. John Legend) – Non-album single – 2020
  48. Crank It Up (featuring Akon) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  49. Crazy What Love Can Do (with Becky Hill and Ella Henderson) – Only Honest on the Weekend (Deluxe) and Everything I Didn’t Say and More – 2022
  50. Cry Baby (with Clean Bandit and Anne-Marie) – TBA – 2024
  51. Dangerous (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen – 2014
  52. Dangerous (David Guetta Banging Remix) (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  53. Dangerous (Robin Schulz Remix) (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  54. Dangerous (Robin Schulz Remix Radio Edit) (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2014
  55. Delirious (featuring Tara McDonald) – Pop Life – 2007
  56. Delirious (Arno Cost & Norman Doray Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  57. Delirious (Fred Rister Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  58. Delirious (Laidback Luke Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  59. Delirious (Morefield & Bates Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  60. Detroit 3 AM (with Morten) – Non-album single – 2020
  61. Dirty Sexy Money (with Afrojack featuring Charli XCX and French Montana) – 7 (Limited edition bonus track) – 2018
  62. Distortion (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  63. Do Something Love (featuring Juliet) – Pop Life – 2007
  64. Don’t Be Afraid (featuring Chris Willis) – Pop Life (French limited edition/Digital edition bonus) – 2007
  65. Don’t Leave Me Alone (featuring Anne-Marie) – 7 – 2018
  66. Don’t You Worry (with Black Eyed Peas and Shakira) – Elevation – 2022
  67. Down (with Jason Derulo) – Nu King – 2024
  68. Dreams – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  69. Dreams (with Morten featuring Lanie Gardner) – Non-album single – 2020
  70. Drive (with Black Coffee featuring Delilah Montagu) – 7 – 2018
  71. Everytime We Touch (featuring Chris Willis, Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso) – Pop Life – 2007
  72. Everytime We Touch (David Tort Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3/vinyl) – 2007
  73. Everytime We Touch (Extended Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: vinyl) – 2007
  74. Everytime We Touch (Inpetto Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3/vinyl) – 2007
  75. Everytime We Touch (Robbie Rivera Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3/vinyl) – 2007
  76. Family (featuring Bebe Rexha/Annalisa/Lune, Ty Dolla Sign and A Boogie wit da Hoodie) – Non-album single – 2021
  77. Family Affair (Dance for Me) – Non-album single – 2022
  78. Feeling Good (with Hypaton) – Non-album single – 2024
  79. Flames (with Sia) – 7 – 2018
  80. Floating Through Space (with Sia) – Music – Songs from and Inspired by the Motion Picture – 2021
  81. Forever Young (with Alphaville and Ava Max) – Non-album single – 2024
  82. Freak (by Estelle featuring Kardinal Offishall) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  83. Freedom (by David Guetta & CeCe Rogers) – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  84. Get Together – Non-album single – 2021
  85. Get Up (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  86. Gettin’ Over (featuring Chris Willis) – One Love – 2009
  87. Gettin’ Over (Club Version) (featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  88. Gettin’ Over (Extended Version) (featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  89. Gettin’ Over You (with Chris Willis featuring Fergie and LMFAO) – One Love (New version bonus track) – 2009
  90. Gettin’ Over You (with Chris Willis featuring Fergie and LMFAO) – One Love (2010 version) – 2009
  91. Gettin’ Over You (with Chris Willis featuring Fergie & LMFAO) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  92. Give Me Something (Deep in My Heart) (Vocal Edit) (featuring Barbara Tucker) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  93. Glasgow – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  94. Goodbye (with Jason Derulo featuring Nicki Minaj and Willy William) – 7 – 2018
  95. Goodbye Friend (featuring The Script) – Listen – 2014
  96. Grenade – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  97. Grrrr – One Love (American iTunes bonus track) – 2009
  98. Grrrr – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  99. Grrrr – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  100. Grrrr – Fuck Me I’m Famous – Ibiza Mix 2009 and One More Love – 2009
  101. Heartbreak Anthem (with Galantis and Little Mix) – Rx – 2021
  102. Helium (with Afrojack vs Sia) – Non-album single – 2018
  103. Here We Go Again (with Oliver Tree) – Non-album single – 2023
  104. Hero (with Afrojack) – Non-album single – 2021
  105. Hey Mama (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack) – Listen – 2014
  106. Hey Mama (Afrojack Remix) (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  107. Hey Mama (Cesquaux x Jeremia Jones Revisited Remix) (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  108. Hey Mama (Club Killers Remix) (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  109. Hey Mama (JP edit) (featuring Nicki Minaj, Tanaka Alice and Afrojack) – Listen Again (Disc two Japanese version) – 2014
  110. Hey Mama (Noodles Remix) (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha and Afrojack) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  111. Hey Mama vs. The Whisperer (featuring Nicki Minaj, Bebe Rexha, Afrojack and Sia) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  112. Higher (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  113. Home (with Kiko and Olivier Giacomotto) – Non-album single – 2024
  114. How Soon Is Now (with Sebastian Ingrosso & Dirty South featuring Julie McKnight) – One Love – 2009
  115. How Soon Is Now (Extended Version) (with Sebastian Ingrosso and Dirty South featuring Julie McKnight) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  116. How Soon Is Now (One Love Mix) (with Sebastian Ingrosso & Dirty South featuring Julie McKnight) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  117. I Can Only Imagine (featuring Chris Brown and Lil Wayne) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  118. I Don’t Wanna Wait (with OneRepublic) – Artificial Paradise (deluxe) – 2024
  119. I Gotta Feeling (FMIF Remix Edit) (by The Black Eyed Peas) – One Love – 2009
  120. I Gotta Feeling (One Love Mix) (by The Black Eyed Peas) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  121. I Just Wanna F (with Afrojack featuring Timbaland and Dev) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  122. I Need You Now (with Laidback Luke featuring Samantha Jade) – One Love (European iTunes bonus track) – 2009
  123. I Need You Now (Extended Version) (with Laidback Luke featuring Samantha Jade) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  124. I Need You Now (One Love Mix) (with Laidback Luke featuring Samantha Jade) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  125. I Wanna Go Crazy (featuring will.i.am) – One Love – 2009
  126. I Wanna Go Crazy (Extended Version) (featuring will.i.am) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc/XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  127. I’ll Keep Loving You (featuring Birdy and Jaymes Young) – Listen – 2014
  128. I’ll Keep Loving You vs. Yesterday (featuring Birdy, Jaymes Young, and Bebe Rexha) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  129. I’m a Machine (featuring Crystal Nicole and Tyrese) – Nothing but the Beat (Digital edition bonus track) – 2011
  130. I’m Good (Blue) (with Bebe Rexha) – Bebe – 2022
  131. I’m That Bitch (featuring Saweetie) – 7 – 2018
  132. Ice Cold (with Netsky) – Non-album single – 2018
  133. If We Ever (featuring Makeba) – One Love – 2009
  134. If You Really Love Me (How Will I Know) (with MistaJam and John Newman) – Non-album single – 2021
  135. Impossible (with Morten featuring John Martin) – Non-album single – 2021
  136. In Love with Myself (featuring JD Davis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  137. In the Dark (with Armin van Buuren featuring Aldae) – Non-album single – 2024
  138. Inferno – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  139. Instagram (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Daddy Yankee featuring Afro Bros and Natti Natasha) – Non-album single – 2019
  140. Intro – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  141. Iron (with Nicky Romero) – 18 Months – 2012
  142. Iron (with Nicky Romero) – 18 Months (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2012
  143. It’s Alright (Preaching Paris) (featuring Barbara Tucker) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  144. It’s Ours (with Artbat and Idris Elba) – Non-album single – 2022
  145. It’s the Way You Love Me (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love – 2009
  146. It’s the Way You Love Me (Extended Version) (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  147. It’s the Way You Love Me (Final Mix) (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  148. It’s Your Life (featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (European iTunes bonus track/XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  149. It’s Your Life (One Love Mix) (featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  150. Joan of Arc (featuring Thailand) – Pop Life – 2007
  151. Joan of Arc (Crookers Pimp My Ark Mix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  152. Jump (with Glowinthedark) – Non-album single – 2019
  153. Just a Little More Love (Dream Electro Mix) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love (European limited edition bonus) – 2002
  154. Just a Little More Love (Elektro Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  155. Just a Little More Love (Jack Back 2018 Remix) (featuring Chris Willis) – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  156. Just a Little More Love (Kid Vicious Remix) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love (European limited edition bonus) – 2002
  157. Just a Little More Love (Wally Lopez Remix Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love (2003 reissue) – 2002
  158. Just for One Day (Heroes) (Radio Edit) – Just a Little More Love (2003 reissue) – 2002
  159. Just for One Day (Heroes) (vs. David Bowie) – Fuck Me I’m Famous – 2003
  160. Kill Me Slow (with Morten) – New Rave – 2020
  161. Kill the Vibe (with Morten and Prophecy) – Non-album single – 2024
  162. Last Train (featuring Ms. Thing) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  163. Lately – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  164. Lean on Me (with Swae Lee) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  165. Let It Be Me (featuring Ava Max) – 7 – 2018
  166. Let’s Go (featuring Ne-Yo) – 18 Months – 2012
  167. Let’s Go (Director’s Cut) (featuring Ne-Yo) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  168. Let’s Go (Extended Mix) (featuring Ne-Yo) – 18 Months (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2012
  169. Let’s Go (Extended Mix) (featuring Ne-Yo) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  170. Let’s Love (with Sia) – Non-album single – 2020
  171. Lift Me Up (featuring Nico & Vinz and Ladysmith Black Mambazo) – Listen – 2014
  172. Lift Me Up vs. Bang My Head (featuring Nico & Vinz, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and Sia) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  173. Light Headed (with Sia) – 7 – 2018
  174. Lighter (with Galantis and 5 Seconds of Summer) – Rx – 2024
  175. Light My Body Up (featuring Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne) – Non-album single – 2017
  176. Like I Do (with Martin Garrix and Brooks) – 7 – 2018
  177. Listen (featuring John Legend) – Listen – 2014
  178. Listenin’ (Continuous Mix) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  179. Listenin’ (Intro) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  180. Little Bad Girl (featuring Taio Cruz and Ludacris) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  181. Little Bad Girl (Instrumental Edit) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  182. Little Bad Girl (New Club Edit) (featuring Taio Cruz and Ludacris) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  183. Live Without Love (with Shouse) – Non-album single – 2023
  184. Living Without You (with Sigala and Sam Ryder) – There’s Nothing but Space, Man! and Every Cloud – Silver Linings – 2022
  185. Lonely (as Love Regenerator with Riva Starr featuring Sananda Maitreya) – 96 Months – 2022
  186. Lost in the Rhythm (with Morten) – Non-album single – 2023
  187. Louder than Words (with Afrojack featuring Niles Mason) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  188. Love Don’t Let Me Go (Original Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  189. Love Don’t Let Me Go (UK Radio Edit) (Walking Away) (vs. The Egg) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  190. Love Don’t Let Me Go (Walking Away) (David Guetta with The Egg featuring Chris Willis) – Pop Life (British and American/French limited edition bonus) – 2007
  191. Love Don’t Let Me Go (Walking Away) (vs. The Egg) – Fuck Me I’m Famous – Ibiza Mix 06 – 2006
  192. Love Is Gone (Fred Riesterer & Joachim Garraud Remix Radio Edit) – One Love (2010 version) – 2009
  193. Love Is Gone (Original Mix) (with Chris Willis) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  194. Love Is Gone (featuring Chris Willis) – Pop Life – 2007
  195. Love Is Gone (Amo & Navas Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  196. Love Is Gone (Eddie Thoneick’s Liberte Edit Mix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  197. Love Is Gone (Fred Rister & Joachim Garraud Radio Edit) (with Chris Willis) – Pop Life – 2007
  198. Love Is Gone (Fred Rister & Joachim Garraud Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  199. Love Is Gone (Fuzzy Hair Dub) – Pop Life (European limited edition Opendisc) – 2007
  200. Love Is Gone (Fuzzy Hair Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 2) – 2007
  201. Love Souvenir – I Created Disco – 2007
  202. Lovers in a Past Life (with Rag’n’Bone Man) – 96 Months – 2024
  203. Lovers on the Sun (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen – 2014
  204. Lovers on the Sun (Stadiumx Remix) (featuring Sam Martin) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  205. Lunar (with Afrojack) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  206. Lunar (Party Mix) (with Afrojack) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  207. Mad Love (with Sean Paul featuring Becky G) – 7 (Limited edition bonus track) – 2018
  208. Make It to Heaven (with Morten and Raye) – Non-album single – 2019
  209. Mansion – 18 Months – 2012
  210. Memories (featuring Kid Cudi) – One Love – 2009
  211. Memories (Extended Version) (featuring Kid Cudi) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  212. Memories (One Love Mix) (featuring Kid Cudi) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  213. Merrymaking at My Place – I Created Disco – 2007
  214. Merrymaking at My Place (Deadmau5 Remix) – I Created Disco (Italian iTunes Store bonus) – 2007
  215. Merrymaking at My Place (Mr Oizo Remix) – I Created Disco (French edition bonus) – 2007
  216. Metro Music – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  217. Miracle (with Ellie Goulding) – 96 Months – 2023
  218. Miscommunication – Just a Little More Love (Japanese edition bonus) – 2002
  219. Missing You (featuring Novel) – One Love – 2009
  220. Missing You (Club Version) (featuring Novel) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  221. Missing You (Extended Version) (featuring Novel) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  222. Missing You (New Version) (featuring Novel) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  223. Money (featuring Chris Willis & Moné) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  224. Montenegro – One Love (American iTunes bonus track) – 2009
  225. Montenegro – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  226. Motto (with Steve Aoki featuring Lil Uzi Vert, G-Eazy and Mally Mall) – 7 – 2018
  227. Movement Girl (featuring James Perry) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  228. My Life (with Steve Aoki, Swae Lee and PnB Rock) – Non-album single – 2025
  229. My Way – 96 Months – 2016
  230. Nation Rap (with Sidney) – Non-album single – 1990
  231. Never Be Alone (with Morten featuring Aloe Blacc) – Non-album single – 2019
  232. Never Going Home Tonight (with Alesso and Madison Love) – Non-album single – 2024
  233. Never Take Away My Freedom (featuring Chris Willis) – Pop Life – 2007
  234. Night in Detroit (with Morten and Fedde Le Grand) – Non-album single – 2024
  235. Night of Your Life (featuring Jennifer Hudson) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  236. No Money No Love (with Showtek featuring Elliphant and Ms. Dynamite) – Listen – 2014
  237. No Worries (with Disciples) – Non-album single – 2016
  238. Nothing Really Matters (featuring will.i.am) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  239. Nuh Ready Nuh Ready (featuring PartyNextDoor) – 96 Months – 2018
  240. Obsession (featuring JD Davis and Miss B) – Pop Life (Digital edition bonus) – 2007
  241. Old School Acid (featuring James Perry) – Guetta Blaster (French special/deluxe edition bonus) – 2004
  242. On My Love (with Zara Larsson) – Venus – 2023
  243. On Repeat (with Robin Schulz) – Pink – 2022
  244. On the Dancefloor (featuring will.i.am & apl.de.ap) – One Love – 2009
  245. On the Dancefloor (Extended Version) (featuring will.i.am & apl.de.ap) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc/XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  246. One in a Million (with Bebe Rexha) – Non-album single – 2023
  247. One Kiss (with Dua Lipa) – 96 Months – 2018
  248. One Love (featuring Estelle) – One Love – 2009
  249. One Love (Extended Version) (featuring Estelle) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc/XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  250. Open Wide (featuring Big Sean) – Motion – 2014
  251. Open Your Eyes (featuring Stereo MCs) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  252. Orion – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  253. Outside (featuring Ellie Goulding) – Motion – 2014
  254. Over Now (with the Weeknd) – Non-album single – 2020
  255. Overdrive (with Ummet Ozcan) – Motion – 2014
  256. Overtone – 7 (Jack Back
  1. Overtone – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  2. Pa’ La Cultura (with Human(X) featuring Sofía Reyes, Abraham Mateo, De La Ghetto, Zion & Lennox, Manuel Turizo, Lalo Ebratt, Thalía and Maejor) – Non-album single – 2020
  3. Para Que Te Quedes (featuring J Balvin) – 7 – 2018
  4. Paris – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  5. Paris (Party Mix) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  6. Pelican – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  7. Pelican (Edit) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  8. People Come, People Go (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  9. Permanence (with Morten) – Non-album single – 2022
  10. Pop Life Medley – Pop Life (European limited edition Opendisc) – 2007
  11. Potion (with Dua Lipa and Young Thug) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  12. Pray to God (featuring Haim) – Motion – 2014
  13. Promises (with Sam Smith) – 96 Months – 2018
  14. Raving (with Afrojack) – Non-album single – 2024
  15. Reach for Me – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  16. Ready for the Weekend – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  17. Ready for the Weekend (Fake Blood Remix) – Ready for the Weekend (France iTunes Store bonus) – 2009
  18. Ready for the Weekend (Fake Blood Remix) – Ready for the Weekend (Japanese edition bonus) – 2009
  19. Ready for the Weekend (High Contrast Remix) – Ready for the Weekend (Japanese edition bonus) – 2009
  20. Ready or Not (with Busta Rhymes) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  21. Redrum (with Sorana) – Non-album single – 2022
  22. Relax – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  23. Remember (with Becky Hill) – Only Honest on the Weekend – 2021
  24. Repeat (featuring Jessie J) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  25. Revolver (One Love Remix) (vs. Madonna featuring Lil Wayne) – One Love (2010 version) – 2009
  26. Revolver (One Love Remix) (vs. Madonna featuring Lil Wayne) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  27. Ring the Alarm (with Nicky Romero) – Non-album single – 2019
  28. Rise (featuring Skylar Grey) – Listen (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2014
  29. Rock ‘n Roll Attitude – I Created Disco (Japanese edition bonus) – 2007
  30. Rock ‘n Roll Attitude – I Created Disco (French edition bonus) – 2007
  31. Rock the Disco – Pop Life (European limited edition Opendisc) – 2007
  32. Rollercoaster (with Solardo) – Rollercoaster EP – 2021
  33. Rollin (featuring Future and Khalid) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 – 2017
  34. S.T.O.P (featuring Ryan Tedder) – Listen – 2014
  35. S.T.O.P. vs. Goodbye Friend (featuring Ryan Tedder and the Script) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  36. Saturday/Sunday (with Jason Derulo) – Non-album single – 2023
  37. Save My Life (with Morten featuring Lovespeake) – Non-album single – 2020
  38. Say My Name (with Bebe Rexha and J Balvin) – 7 – 2018
  39. School – 18 Months – 2012
  40. Sexy 17 (featuring Juan Rozof) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  41. Sexy Bitch (featuring Akon) – One Love – 2009
  42. Sexy Bitch (Abel Ramos Atlanta With Love Mix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  43. Sexy Bitch (Afrojack Remix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  44. Sexy Bitch (Chuckie & Lil Jon Remix) – One Love (Japan bonus track/XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  45. Sexy Bitch (Chuckie & Lil Jon Remix) (featuring Akon) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  46. Sexy Bitch (Club Version) (featuring Akon) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  47. Sexy Bitch (DJ Footloose Remix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  48. Sexy Bitch (Extended Version) (featuring Akon) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  49. Sexy Bitch (Koen Groeneveld Remix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  50. Sexy Chick (featuring Akon) – One Love (UK bonus track) – 2009
  51. She Knows (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Afro Bros and Akon) – Non-album single – 2023
  52. She Knows How to Love Me (featuring Jess Glynne and Stefflon Don) – 7 – 2018
  53. Shed a Light (with Robin Schulz featuring Cheat Codes) – Uncovered – 2016
  54. Shine Your Light (with Master KG featuring Akon) – Non-album single – 2021
  55. Shot Me Down (Radio Edit) (featuring Skylar Grey) – Listen (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2014
  56. Shot Me Down (Radio Edit) (featuring Skylar Grey) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  57. Shout (with Nicky Romero) – Non-album single – 2025
  58. Silver Screen (Shower Screen) (with Felix da Housecat and Miss Kittin) – Non-album single – 2022
  59. Skrt on Me (featuring Nicki Minaj) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 – 2017
  60. Slide (featuring Frank Ocean and Migos) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 – 2017
  61. Slow Acid – Motion – 2014
  62. Smoke the Pain Away – TBA – 2025
  63. So Far Away (with Martin Garrix featuring Jamie Scott and Romy Dya) – 7 (Limited edition bonus track) – 2018
  64. Somebody Else (with Jorja Smith and Lil Durk) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  65. Something to Hold On To (with Morten and Clementine Douglas) – Non-album single – 2023
  66. Sound of Letting Go (with Tocadisco featuring Chris Willis) – One Love – 2009
  67. Sound of Letting Go (Extended Version) (with Tocadisco featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  68. Sound of Letting Go (One Love Mix) (with Tocadisco featuring Chris Willis) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  69. Stars Come Out – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  70. Stay (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  71. Stay (Don’t Go Away) (featuring Raye) – Non-album single – 2019
  72. Stay (Fuzzy Hair Remix Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster (French deluxe edition bonus) – 2004
  73. Stay (Remix Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster (French special edition bonus) – 2004
  74. Stay with Me (with Justin Timberlake, Halsey, and Pharrell Williams) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  75. Stay with Me (Part 2) (with Justin Timberlake, Halsey, and Pharrell Williams) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  76. Summer – Motion – 2014
  77. Summer (R3hab & Ummet Ozcan Remix) – Motion (Japanese edition bonus) – 2014
  78. Sun Goes Down (with Showtek featuring Magic! and Sonny Wilson) – Listen – 2014
  79. Sun Goes Down (Brooks Remix) (with Showtek featuring Magic! and Sonny Wilson) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  80. Sun Goes Down (Hugel Remix) (with Showtek featuring Magic! and Sonny Wilson) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  81. Sunshine (with Avicii) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  82. Sunshine (Party Mix) (with Avicii) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  83. Supernova Love (with Ive) – Non-album single – 2024
  84. Sweat (vs. Snoop Dogg) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  85. Sweat (Guetta & Afrojack Dub Remix) (vs. Snoop Dogg) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  86. Switch (with Cedric Gervais) – Non-album single – 2024
  87. Take Me Away (featuring Chris Willis) – Pop Life (French limited edition bonus) – 2007
  88. Take Me Back (with Lewis Thompson) – Non-album single – 2022
  89. The Alphabeat – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  90. The Death of EDM (with Showtek featuring Beardyman) – Listen Again (Disc two) – 2014
  91. The Drop (with Dimitri Vegas and Nicole Scherzinger featuring Azteck) – Non-album single – 2022
  92. The Freaks (with Marten Hørger) – Non-album single – 2023
  93. The Future (with Afrojack) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  94. The Future (Party Mix) (with Afrojack) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  95. The Future Is Now (with Morten) – Non-album single – 2024
  96. The Girls – I Created Disco – 2007
  97. The Girls (Acoustic Version) – I Created Disco (French edition bonus) – 2007
  98. The Girls (Groove Armada Remix) – I Created Disco (Italian iTunes Store bonus) – 2007
  99. The Girls (Groove Armada Remix) – I Created Disco (Japanese edition bonus) – 2007
  100. The Girls (Groove Armada Remix) – I Created Disco (French edition bonus) – 2007
  101. The Rain – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  102. The Truth (with Morten) – Non-album single – 2024
  103. The Weekend (Funk Wav Remix) (with SZA) – Non-album single – 2017
  104. The Whisperer (featuring Sia) – Listen – 2014
  105. The World Is Mine (featuring JD Davis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  106. The World Is Mine (featuring JD Davis) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  107. The World Is Mine (Deep Dish Remix Edit) (featuring JD Davis) – Guetta Blaster (French deluxe edition bonus) – 2004
  108. The World Is Mine (F* Me I’m Famous Radio Edit)** (featuring JD Davis) – Guetta Blaster (American edition) – 2004
  109. The World Is Mine (Paul Oakenfold Downtempo Mix) (featuring JD Davis) – Guetta Blaster (American edition) – 2004
  110. Thing for You (with Martin Solveig) – Non-album single – 2019
  111. Think Think Think – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  112. This Ain’t Techno (with Tom Staar) – Non-album single – 2019
  113. This Is Not a Love Song (featuring JD Davis) – Pop Life – 2007
  114. This Is the Industry – I Created Disco – 2007
  115. This Is What You Came For (with Rihanna) – 96 Months – 2016
  116. This One’s for You (featuring Zara Larsson) – Non-album single – 2016
  117. Time (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  118. Titanium (featuring Sia) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  119. Titanium (Nicky Romero Remix) (featuring Sia) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  120. Together (featuring Gwen Stefani) – Motion – 2014
  121. Tomorrow Can Wait (featuring Chris Willis vs. Tocadisco) – Pop Life – 2007
  122. Tomorrow Can Wait (Arias Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  123. Tomorrow Can Wait (Sharam’s Celtics Vox Remix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  124. Tomorrow Can Wait (Tocadisco Evil Mix) – Pop Life (Ultimate edition: Disc 3) – 2007
  125. Toy Story – Nothing but the Beat (CD-2: Electronic Album) – 2011
  126. Toyfriend (with Afrojack featuring Wynter Gordon) – One Love – 2009
  127. Toyfriend (Instrumental) (with Afrojack featuring Wynter Gordon) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  128. Toyfriend (One Love Mix) (with Afrojack featuring Wynter Gordon) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  129. Traffic Cops – I Created Disco – 2007
  130. Trampoline (with Afrojack featuring Missy Elliott, Bia and Doechii) – Non-album single – 2022
  131. Turn Me On (featuring Nicki Minaj) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  132. Turn Me On (Sidney Samson Remix) (featuring Nicki Minaj) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  133. Under Control (with Alesso featuring Hurts) – Motion – 2014
  134. Under Control (Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano Mix) (with Alesso featuring Hurts) – Motion (Japanese edition bonus) – 2014
  135. Up & Away (with Robert Owens) – Non-album single – 1994
  136. Used to Be the One (featuring Chris Willis) – Guetta Blaster – 2004
  137. Vault Character – I Created Disco – 2007
  138. Vegas – I Created Disco – 2007
  139. Versace on the Floor (vs. Bruno Mars) – Non-album single – 2017
  140. Vibra (with Anuel AA) – LLNM2 – 2023
  141. Vocation (with Ozuna) – Non-album single – 2023
  142. We Can Come Together (with Eli Brown) – Non-album single – 2021
  143. We Found Love (Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris) – 18 Months – 2012
  144. We Found Love (Extended Mix) (featuring Rihanna) – 18 Months (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2012
  145. We Found Love (Extended Mix) (featuring Rihanna) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  146. We’ll Be Coming Back (featuring Example) – 18 Months – 2012
  147. We’ll Be Coming Back (Director’s Cut) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  148. We’ll Be Coming Back (Michael Woods Remix) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2012
  149. We’ll Be Coming Back (Michael Woods Remix) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  150. We’ll Be Coming Back (Michael Woods Remix) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (Japanese edition bonus) – 2012
  151. We’ll Be Coming Back (Original Extended Mix) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (Deluxe edition bonus disc) – 2012
  152. We’ll Be Coming Back (Original Extended Mix) (featuring Example) – 18 Months (iTunes Store deluxe edition bonus) – 2012
  153. We’re All the Same – I Created Disco (UK and Australian iTunes Store bonus) – 2007
  154. We’re All the Same – I Created Disco (French edition bonus) – 2007
  155. What 2 Say – 7 (Jack Back project) – 2018
  156. What I Did for Love (featuring Emeli Sandé) – Listen – 2014
  157. What I Did for Love (JP edit) (featuring Namie Amuro) – Listen Again (Disc two Japanese version) – 2014
  158. What I Did for Love (Morten Remix) (featuring Emeli Sandé) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  159. What I Did for Love vs. S.T.O.P. (featuring Emeli Sandé and Ryan Tedder) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  160. What Would You Do? (with Joel Corry and Bryson Tiller) – Another Friday Night – 2022
  161. When Love Takes Over (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love – 2009
  162. When Love Takes Over (Abel Ramos Paris With Love Mix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  163. When Love Takes Over (Albin Myers Remix) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  164. When Love Takes Over (Electro Extended Version) (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love (Deluxe Edition bonus disc) – 2009
  165. When Love Takes Over (Extended Version) (featuring Kelly Rowland) – One Love (XXL Edition disc two) – 2009
  166. When Love Takes Over (Laidback Luke Remix) – One Love (Japan bonus track/XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  167. When Love Takes Over (Norman Doray & Arno Cost Remix) (Edit) – One Love (XXL Edition disc three) – 2009
  168. When We Were Young (The Logical Song) (with Kim Petras) – Non-album single – 2023
  169. Where Them Girls At (featuring Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  170. Where Them Girls At (Afrojack Remix) – Nothing but the Beat (Australian bonus track) – 2011
  171. Where Them Girls At (Nicky Romero and Sidney Samson Remix) (featuring Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  172. Where You Want (with Riton and Jozzy) – Non-album single – 2023
  173. Who’s That Chick? (featuring Rihanna) – One More Love (Deluxe edition: disc two) – 2009
  174. Winner of the Game (featuring JD Davis) – Pop Life – 2007
  175. Without You (featuring Usher) – Nothing but the Beat – 2011
  176. Without You (Nicky Romero Remix) (featuring Usher) – Nothing but the Beat (CD-3: Party Mix) – 2011
  177. Woman of the Year (with Stefflon Don, Chlöe, and Coi Leray) – Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2 – 2022
  178. Would I Lie to You (with Cedric Gervais and Chris Willis) – Non-album single – 2016
  179. Worst Day (featuring Izza Kizza) – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  180. Yeah Yeah Yeah La La La – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  181. Yesterday (featuring Bebe Rexha) – Listen – 2014
  182. Yesterday vs. Lift Me Up (featuring Bebe Rexha, Nico & Vinz and Ladysmith Black Mambazo) – Listen Again (Disc three) – 2014
  183. You (Remix Edit) (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  184. You Are the Music (featuring Chris Willis) – Just a Little More Love – 2002
  185. You Used to Hold Me – Ready for the Weekend – 2009
  186. You’re Not Alone (featuring Tara McDonald) – Pop Life – 2007
  187. Your Love (with Showtek) – 7 (Limited edition bonus track) – 2018

Albums

Just a Little More Love (2002): 18 songs

Guetta Blaster (2004): 19 songs

Pop Life (2007): 41 songs

One Love (2009): 76 songs

Nothing but the Beat (2011): 34 songs

Listen (2014): 43 songs

7 (2018): 35 songs

Non-album singles and other releases: 176 songs

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“She’s survived it all with grace and grit”: The Bonnie Raitt albums you should definitely listen to, and one to avoid

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“I’m always on a song hunt,” Bonnie Raitt told Classic Rock in 2022.

With her keen ear, adventurous spirit and serious gift for interpretation, the flame-haired artist has spent the past five decades inhabiting the songs of contemporary writers such as Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson and John Hiatt, alongside old blues masters like Willie Dixon and Mississippi Fred McDowell.

“I don’t really have a way to say what makes a song perfect for me,” Raitt says. “Part of it is looking for something that I haven’t done before. And I love all the cross-pollenisation of styles. That’s where the thrill is.”

Born in 1949, Raitt grew up in a family that was tuned in to great songs. Her mother was a professional pianist. Her father was a celebrated Broadway star, who created iconic roles in Carousel and Oklahoma! When Bonnie was eight, she got a Stella guitar for Christmas and was hooked.

By the time she was a student at Harvard in the late 1960s, her talent for playing folk and blues music was intertwined with a major in social relations and African studies, plus an immersion in counter-culture politics. She dropped out in her third year, and began opening shows for artists such as Muddy Waters, Son House and John Lee Hooker.

“They all became personal friends of mine,” Raitt says of the classic blues singers. “But they’ve been passing away since I’ve been in my twenties. It’s like losing a whole slew of relatives that you got very close to. But it makes me even more grateful to be able to continue the tradition. There are times in my shows where my vibrato or a lick will feel like I’m channeling Fred McDowell or Lowell George, two other friends I lost a long time ago. They’re right there with me.”

Fittingly for a musician steeped in the blues, Raitt’s five-decade, twenty-one-album career has had many commercial peaks and valleys, through seasons of alcohol abuse and depression. She’s survived it all with grace and grit, and continues to trust in the music to lead her on.

“I was never constrained by whether or not I’d have a hit record,” she says. “I never wanted to be in that race. And I’m really glad we aren’t put in a box any more, and we can just breathe and be album artists again. For me, the excitement of mixing R&B, rock’n’roll, country and blues, that’s what’s always appealed to me.”

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Bill DeMain is a correspondent for BBC Glasgow, a regular contributor to MOJO, Classic Rock and Mental Floss, and the author of six books, including the best-selling Sgt. Pepper At 50. He is also an acclaimed musician and songwriter who’s written for artists including Marshall Crenshaw, Teddy Thompson and Kim Richey. His songs have appeared in TV shows such as Private Practice and Sons of Anarchy. In 2013, he started Walkin’ Nashville, a music history tour that’s been the #1 rated activity on Trip Advisor. An avid bird-watcher, he also makes bird cards and prints.

Zak Starkey shares epic unreleased studio recording of Guns N’ Roses, Ringo Starr and Elton John covering T. Rex’s Children Of The Revolution

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Zak Starkey, who was fired from his role as drummer with The Who earlier this week, has shared an unreleased all-star recording of a version of T. Rex‘s Children Of The Revolution on Instagram.

The recording, which features Guns N’ Roses‘ Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan alongside Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and Elton John, is the first completely new studio material to emerge from the Guns N’ Roses camp since their reformation in early 2016 (the four songs officially released since the reformation all originated during the sesssions for 2008’s Chinese Democracy).

“C’mon amazing people,” writes Starkey. “Let’s get this record out and helping these teenagers who as musicians we rely on so much. If we wait much longer, some of these brave young people may not have enough time to hear it. This is the first half then it gets wild! Everything generated by this record (other artists tagged) goes to teenage cancer – if it gets released – which depends totally on the amazing participants giving us the green light.”

Starkey shared the background to the recording a year ago, revealing that the recording process kicked off when Guns N’ Roses and The Who both appeared at 2017’s Rock In Rio festival in Brazil.

“Duff and I went in a local studio and cut bass for a cover of T. Rex’s Children Of The Revolution… My dad played drums in LA (while I fudged the bass) then in Rio Duff cut bass. A couple of weeks after the tour we cut guitars in NYC with Slash and sent the track with Sshh [Starkey’s wife, musician Sshh Liguz] guide vocal to Elton who played amazing piano.

“Sshh went to hang with Axl who said he’d like to sing it – wow! Axl killed it – amazing vocals – he’s mixing the track now. I believe (hope) and we will auction the record for teen cancer without greedy bean counting majors wanting 75% (I won’t say which label but fuck me this is for sick kids).”

Starkey also revealed that the recording was from a charity album that also included contributions from Iggy Pop, The Verve‘s Richard Ashcroft, members of The Smiths and The Pretenders, and “more than one Beatle.”

Zak Starkey was dismissed from his role of youring drummer with The Who – a position he’d filled for nearly three decades – earlier this week, reportedly after a dispute with frontman Roger Daltrey became public during a recent Teenage Cancer Trust Performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

“The band made a collective decision to part ways with Zak after this round of shows at the Royal Albert Hall,” said the band in a statement. “They have nothing but admiration for him and wish him the very best for his future.”

In response, Starkey told Rolling Stone, “I’m very proud of my near thirty years with The Who. Filling the shoes of my Godfather, ‘uncle Keith [Moon]’ has been the biggest honor and I remain their biggest fan. They’ve been like family to me.

“In January, I suffered a serious medical emergency with blood clots in my right bass drum calf. This is now completely healed and does not affect my drumming or running. After playing those songs with the band for so many decades, I’m surprised and saddened anyone would have an issue with my performance that night, but what can you do?

“I plan to take some much needed time off with my family, and focus on the release of Domino Bones by Mantra of the Cosmos with Noel Gallagher in May and finishing my autobiography written solely by me. Twenty-nine years at any job is a good old run, and I wish them the best.”

“When my friend turned to me with a face as scrunched-up as Jim Carrey’s Grinch, I knew this band were special”: Why you need to care about Glassing

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Glassing in 2024
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I have witnessed firsthand how badly listening to Glassing can fuck up the human face. Just before the Texan trio played Arctangent festival in Bristol last year, I dragged a friend with me to the tent they were playing, desperate to see his reaction to their system-shocking extreme metal. When he looked over midway through Defacer, his expression as wildly scrunched-up as Jim Carrey playing The Grinch, it reaffirmed to me how incredible this band are.

Co-founded by bassist/vocalist Dustin Coffman and guitarist Cory Brim in Austin in 2016, Glassing are one of the few new metal acts you can’t easily categorise. Their influences include everything from Neurosis to The Cure and Planes Mistaken For Stars. And, from that maelstrom of discordant sounds, they pull a fury equally rooted in black metal, sludge, post-rock and shoegaze.

It’s an audial stabbing from multiple knife edges that I’d been meaning to properly experience for quite some time. When the band unchained their 2021 album Twin Dream, I discovered it via Bandcamp and immediately got flattened by the opening track, Spire. The sluggish, down-tuned chords rolled over me like a Zamboni. But, between them, there was a memorable sense of melody – a melody that sounded like it was clambering out of the Devil’s arsehole with the intent of strangling me, but still a melody.

When Coffman’s shrieking, chargrilled vocals kicked in, I was sold. When the song inexplicably gave way to an ambient post-rock second half, I was blown away. I’ll definitely come back for more of this, I thought. Then I didn’t, letting my work pull me to other artists and albums because I’m an idiot.

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Glassing in 2024. From left: Cory Brim (guitars), Dustin Coffman (bass/vocals), Scott Osment (drums). (Image credit: Press)

Three years later – hallowed music journalist that I am – a private stream of the band’s next album, From The Other Side Of The Mirror, was flung into my inbox, and I officially ran out of excuses not to give Glassing my full attention for 40 minutes.

Thank Christ I did. The lead single of Other Side… is the aforementioned Defacer, which I think still holds the trophy for ‘Hardest Riff I Heard In 2024’. That song would kill a Victorian child. From the word go it’s a relentless onslaught, with Coffman, Brim and drummer Scott Osment dishing out a noise/sludge metal groove-fest then accelerating to a brash, blackened sprint. It somehow gets even more badass after the first verse, as Brim breaks into the best Gojira-style tap-along lead playing that Gojira never did.

Lots of other songs have that sheer, delirioius energy. Circle Down is a thrashing charge that turns into a death metal headbanger midway through because fuck you, your neck will get better eventually. Meanwhile, As My Heart Rots sounds like Deafheaven fighting a swarm of bees.

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But there’s also vulnerability in what Glassing do. Other Side… flaunts some shoegaze ambience with the recuperative interlude The Kestrel Goes. On Twin Dream, there are segues of dread-filled rumbling and soaring sweetness, which quickly get dragged back to Hell by hard drums and huge riffs. It all combines into an unpredictable package, making the hernia-inducing metal smack all the more forcefully.

I’ve seen Glassing twice now – at Arctangent, then two weeks later at Pelagic Fest in the Netherlands – and I’ve joined a gym just to have a chance of surviving the pit when I catch them again next week. I can’t sit here and say this band changed my life, but I can definitely argue that they’re creatives whose subgenre-breaking rage needs to be experienced by many, many more people.

From The Other Side Of The Mirror is out now via Pelagic. Glassing tour the UK next week.

Louder’s resident Gojira obsessive was still at uni when he joined the team in 2017. Since then, Matt’s become a regular in Prog and Metal Hammer, at his happiest when interviewing the most forward-thinking artists heavy music can muster. He’s got bylines in The Guardian, The Telegraph, NME, Guitar and many others, too. When he’s not writing, you’ll probably find him skydiving, scuba diving or coasteering.

In the age of dystopian catastrophe Hawkwind are still looking to space

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Although Dave Brock remains the sole prevailing founder member of Hawkwind, the ensemble he has gathered around him, including former Coil avant synth wizard Thighpaulsandra, has ensured that they remain fit for many tours around the sun yet to come. There Is No Space For Us is about maintaining their vision, although its dystopian elements take on an unfortunate pertinence in the light of Trumpism, Elon Musk and the catastrophes they might portend.

There Is Still Danger There ignites perfectly, with its sequencer scamper, synths rising to a portentous crescendo, reaching full guitar throttle. Space Continues (Lifeform) and its synthscaping reminds us of Tangerine Dream in its sense of humankind in relation to the cosmos, awe-inspiring and indifferent to our planetary species. It’s a reminder that Hawkwind were probably the only early/mid-70s group with a similar vision, drive and scope to the Krautrock generation.

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The Co-Pilot makes a sudden, unexpected shift to the acoustic – a gentle, glistening stream of keyboards, before fireflies arise, a reminder of Hawkwind’s bucolic hankerings amid the kosmische frenzy.

The title track is another acoustic foray, initially – the potential meanings of the title are tantalising. Are we being somehow crowded out, or is the mental option of ‘space’ no longer available to us? Whatever, the guitars tilt upward for lift off amid ominously morose lyrical talk of the ‘epitaph for man’. But then comes the defiant cry of ‘All will start again – and we will live!’ as the synths put on a drone display of celebration.

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The Outer Region Of The Universe is a Hubble telescope depiction, all billowing colours and bone-juddering guitars, while Neutron Stars conveys a vivid sense of alighting on the docking buoy of a vast, distant metallic orb, its spinning conveyed by a hectic, motorik riff. Finally, A Long Long Way From Home strikes a prolonged note of reconciliation and harmony, not the billowing, blazing blowout you might expect from a Hawkwind finale – a long, long way from home and happy to be as much.

This is, I guess, more Hawkwind, but that’s fine in an era in which rock has transcended time, history and notions of ‘relevance’ – when everything is happening everywhere from everywhen all at once. Hawkwind sit in 2025 alongside the kosmische likes of Berlin’s Arcane Allies, making similar forays into space. It’s all good – and this is certainly good.

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“Power and momentum allied to a vivid, panoramic sound”: Hawkwind’s late-career purple patch continues with There Is No Space For Us

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When Hawkwind recorded Stories From Time And Space last spring, the songwriting process yielded nearly 40 minutes of leftover material that just needed arranging – making There Is No Space For Us a sister album of sorts.

Since 2019’s All Aboard The Skylark, the group have sounded rejuvenated; and the new record is another instalment rich in immersive sonic detail, with considerable power and momentum allied to a vivid, panoramic sound.

The opener There Is Still Danger begins with Tim ‘Thighpaulsandra’ Lewis and Magnus Martin’s dancing sequencers and upward arcing synths. Dave Brock enters like an Old Testament prophet delivering judgement on our collective folly: ‘There was a moment in the past/When we could have changed our lives at last,’ he intones, prompting the band to launch into an urgent two-chord riff.

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The album extends Hawkwind’s recent tack of mixing familiar elements with some stylistic surprises. Synth pulses act as a springboard for Richard Chadwick’s syncopated snare patterns on the instrumental Space Continues, with Brock’s guitar characteristically weaving in and out of the chord sequence, then a horn section emerges from out of the cosmic whoosh before it culminates in a mosaic of echoed keyboards.

Brock has addressed his mortality in recent songs… maybe there’s a feeling of resignation in his voice

The Co-Pilot starts with three minutes of a near-Latin groove and tuned percussion lines, before taking off with a tried-and-tested four-chord riff with added heavenly vocal chorales.

Elsewhere, Changes is a not-so-distant cousin of Doremi Fasol Latido’s Down Through The Night. Over its nine-minute course Doug MacKinnon introduces a monster riff, his bass roaming like Lemmy’s on Born To Go, while Lewis’ flamboyant synth solo gives an added dimension.

On 1971’s We Took The Wrong Step Years Ago, Brock reflected on how we’d strayed onto a path that led to environmental catastrophe. Here, on the similarly acoustic title track, it sounds like he’s run out of patience; in an apocalyptic mood he sings of ‘devastation of our land… Is this the epitaph of man?’ And with the human race gone, he adds, life on Earth will be rebooted in ‘a new creation,’ as the full band bring it to an uneasy conclusion.

The finale is the bittersweet, melodic A Long Way From Home, its sole lyric being Brock singing the title line at its close. He’s 83 in Earth years now, and he’s addressed his mortality in recent songs, so maybe that’s a feeling of resignation in his voice.

But if his implication is that he must travel further to find peace and resolution, then Hawkwind – his metaphorical means of transportation – are in as good a shape as ever.

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“What angle have we missed on this? Ah yeah, getting some other ****er to sing it!”: the 10 best Manics songs featuring a guest singer (and the odd bassist and guitarist)

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“What angle have we missed on this? Ah yeah, getting some other ****er to sing it!”: the 10 best Manics songs featuring a guest singer (and the odd bassist and guitarist)

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For a band who came across as an impenetrable gang for their first few years, the Manics have dished out a surprising number of visitor passes over the course of their career. As singer and guitarist James Dean Bradfield said to this writer recently, the number of Manics songs featuring a guest has now reached the stage where they could even do a specially-themed gig. “Nick was saying that we could do a whole concert based on our duets,” he said. “We’ve done the set list, it looks amazing!”

One reason that the band like welcoming other artists into the fold, Bradfield explained, is that they have been together for so long. Their dynamic is well established so it’s good to mix things up now and then. “I’m the singing guitarist in the band, the audience has been listening my voice for 15 albums,” he said. “You realise that when somebody else sings, if you get two people to sing the same song, it can be a remarkably different result. A different singer does sometimes give new life to a song more often than not. That’s why we’ve always done it, because we’ve been together so long and sometimes you think, ‘What angle have we missed on this?’ Ah yeah, getting some other fucker to sing it!”

Sometimes, that approach has gone beyond a vocal change-up and into the instrumentation. John Cale has cropped up on a Manics track offering “keyboards and noise” (on the Futurology cut Auto-Intoxication), Nicky Wire has handed bass duties over to a Guns N’Roses legend, My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields has added his trademark guitar menace to a song or two and more. It would certainly make for one long, brilliant gig. Here’s the ten best Manics songs featuring a guest, in order…

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10. Between The Clock And The Bed feat. Green Gartside

Fellow Welshman and Scritti Politti frontman Green Gartside lends his honeyed vocal to this melancholic, electronic-pop highlight from 2014’s Futurology, his croon coming across as yearning and desolate at the same time. “This was a case of working with one of our heroes,” bassist Nicky Wire told me a couple of years ago. “We were a bit scared to ask him as we were such massive fans. We didn’t really give him any guidance, the results are absolutely magical, his phrasing and his harmonies are out of this world. A properly sublime vocal.”

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9. This Sullen Welsh Heart feat. Lucy Rose

Their 2013 record Rewind The Film is the Manics’ most wistful and stripped-down album and this plaintive, gently anguished opener set the tone perfectly. British singer-songwriter Lucy Rose’s haunted, airy vocal is a perfect counterpoint to Bradfield’s hushed delivery.

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8. Blank Diary Entry feat. Mark Lanegan

This cut from 2021’s chart-topping The Ultra Vivid Lament playfully pivots from minor-chord moodiness to a bright, uplifting chorus. Occupying the shady side of the room is a masterful vocal from the late, great Mark Lanegan, the only man in the world who could growl like that and still make you want to give him a hug.

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7. 4 Lonely Roads feat. Cate Le Bon

A folky breeze of a song lifted up by a light-as-a-feather vocal from Welsh singer-songwriter and producer Cate Le Bon, 4 Lonely Roads sums up the shrug-style ease that runs right through Rewind The Film, the most un-tetchy collection of work in the Manics’ catalogue. “Cate was living in LA when we sent her this song,” Wire said. “When the file came back, we were all blown away, we didn’t need to change a thing, it all just fitted perfectly. We left in the sound of her shoes as she walks to the mic at the start of the song. Little known fact – it’s the only Manics track that I play drums on. It took me three days because I had to record each drum separately.”

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6. The Secret He Had Missed feat. Julia Cumming

This driving, Abba-meets-The War On Drugs single from The Ultra Vivid Lament features a cracking vocal from Sunflower Bean singer Julia Cumming, an appearance that’s elevated by hearing an ice-cool New Yorker sing about Tenby.

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5. Freedom Of Speech Won’t Feed My Children feat. Kevin Shields

In his time, My Bloody Valentine leader and sonic maniac Kevin Shields has been known to fashion a guitar sound that can make your intestines want to drop out of your arse, but he tones it down on this fierce standout from 2001’s Know Your Enemy, his maze of kaleidoscopic guitar sounds propping up the track’s melodic, R.E.M-ish veneer.

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4. Some Kind Of Nothingness feat. Ian McCulloch

The emotional anchor of this stirring, sumptuous anthem from 2010’s Postcards From A Young Man is a poignant back-and-forth between Bradfield and Echo And The Bunnymen singer Ian McCulloch, one of the Manics’ most big-hearted and bombastic songs ever.

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3. A Billion Balconies Facing The Sun feat. Duff McKagan

One of the most pleasing Manics guest spots comes on this thrilling track, also from Postcards From A Young Man, bringing their Guns N’ Roses-aping Generation Terrorists-era material full circle. A year earlier, Duff McKagan had presented the band with their award at the Mojo Awards but their union went one step further with this sizzling rock gem, McKagan supplying one of his trademark lithe, leering bass parts and Bradfield responding with a Slash-style solo.

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2. Little Baby Nothing feat. Traci Lords

It could be top spot. Maybe it should be top spot. But it’s not top spot. Originally the band wanted Kylie Minogue to sing the female part in this mournful pop-rock epic from Generation Terrorists but it’s hard to see how Kylie could’ve topped the vocal from ex-adult actress Traci Lords, reflective and powerful and fuming and despairing all at once. A Manics classic. Kylie did get a go at it eventually, though, performing it with the band live on a handful of occasions.

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This gets top spot for being one of the most important Manics singles in their history, second only to A Design For Life for its reenergising alchemy. The trio were in a bit of a tight spot following the muted reaction to Lifeblood, a very good record but one that had a worringly minimal impact. This brought them back into the spotlight, heralding the masterful Send Away The Tigers and getting everything back on track. A crunching anthem featuring a big hook for its verse and a bigger hook for its chorus, the duet between Bradfield and Cardigans singer Nina Persson is an all-timer. “I remember collecting the vocal for Your Love Alone Is Not Enough,” Bradfield told me last year. “We finished recording in Ireland and I caught the flight from Shannon Airport over to New York and Nina Persson recorded her part right there. After the first take, I knew the song was going somewhere else from where it had lived for the last two weeks when we had recorded in Grouse Lodge, Ireland. I knew after the first take that with her singing it, the song had already found another destination, a higher plateau. It was stunning to see how somebody’s voice can do that to a song.”

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