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Rodri Santos
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I saw him on a hair gel advert about 8 years ago. He has been on the spotlight for quite a time but only with the album he released 3 years ago got the crown of king of edm. Everybody has heard about it, his best movement was teaming up with the heads of pop and RnB , pretty much like SHM did, getting all the fans together to listen to the same crap.

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Dixie Chicks.

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Originally posted by zyklon-jay
his rise to fame started around 2001-2002 and really took off with this massive piece of shit: http://www.discogs.com/David-Guetta...ix/master/91064

He was also part of the Africanism project (some of which is really good). His first ever release was on Island Records in the early 90's, which boasted some pretty big acts on the roster like LL Cool J, Bob Marley and the Wailers, U2 and so on... Personally i think the guy is a musical piece of shit, but he has been releasing on the big boys (Virgin also released a ton of his stuff way before 2007/2008.) of record labels since the beginning.

This is almost sounding like I'm defending him. Better drink my own piss.


oh please, the blackstrobe remix is just fine!

i believe you've got it a bit upside down, guetta became a household name with 'just a little more love' ... which got a decent 'ibiza-like' remix, from a rather nice and polite Spanish Gentleman of the name Wally Lopez from La Factoria Records in Madrid, whose Essential Mix on the BBC was pristine ... I remember living in barcelona at the time.

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zyklon-jay
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no, it sucks just like everything to ever come off of Proton.

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