TOP   APC   PEAK   title   YEAR  
 
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  11   11   I'M GOOD (BLUE)   2022  
  2   110   34   TITANIUM   2011  
  3   137   32   WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER   2009  
  4   175   142   FLAMES   2018  
  5   257   133   DANGEROUS   2014  
  6   270   67   SEXY BITCH   2009  
  7   319   114   WITHOUT YOU   2011  
  8   344   110   MEMORIES   2009  
  9   415   232   LOVERS ON THE SUN   2014  
  10   438   413   LET'S LOVE   2020  
  11   540   540   BABY DON'T HURT ME   2023  
  12   491   441   LOVE TONIGHT   2019  
  13   543   261   PLAY HARD   2012  
  14   549   418   2U   2017  
  15   565   233   SWEAT   2011  
  16   573   212   CLUB CAN'T HANDLE ME   2010  
  17   580   352   HEY MAMA   2014  
  18   627   310   SHE WOLF   2012  
  19   645   249   WHO'S THAT CHICK?   2010  
  20   835   835   CRAZY WHAT LOVE CAN DO   2022  
  21   873   873   I DON'T WANNA WAIT   2024  
  22   824   304   GETTIN' OVER YOU   2009  
  23   849   849   BED   2021  
  24   858   395   WHERE THEM GIRLS AT   2011  
  25   1034   1034   DON'T YOU WORRY   2022  
  26   926   627   THIS ONE'S FOR YOU   2016  
  27   971   971   REMEMBER   2021  
  28   1338   836   BAD   2014  
  29   1400   1174   SAY MY NAME   2018  
  30   1475   806   LOVE IS GONE   2007  
  31   1507   794   TURN ME ON   2011  
  32   1735   1086   LOVE DON'T LET ME GO   2002  
  33   1764   926   LITTLE BAD GIRL   2011  
  34   1842   1842   HEARTBREAK ANTHEM   2021  
  35   1874   1874   IF YOU REALLY LOVE ME (HOW WILL I KNOW)   2021  
  36   1946   1348   WOULD I LIE TO YOU   2016  
  37   2182   1414   SHOT ME DOWN   2014  
  38   2623   1818   WHAT I DID FOR LOVE   2014  
  39   2664   2034   SHED A LIGHT   2016  
  40   2786   2269   SO FAR AWAY   2017  
  41   3111   2699   MAD LOVE   2018  
  42   3502   2496   BANG MY HEAD   2014  
  43   3832   3365   LIKE I DO   2018  
  44   4084   2498   COMMANDER   2010  
  45   5272   5272   ON MY LOVE   2023  
  46   4890   2687   PERFECT (EXCEEDER)   2007  
  47   5157   4613   DON'T LEAVE ME ALONE   2018  
  48   6266   6266   WHEN WE WERE YOUNG   2023  
  49   5843   4088   LASERLIGHT   2012  
  50   5873   4107   JUST ONE LAST TIME   2012  
  51   8698   8698   FOREVER YOUNG   2024  
  52   6484   3638   BABY WHEN THE LIGHT   2007  
  53   6840   4235   ONE LOVE   2009  
  54   7918   5594   RIGHT NOW   2012  
  55   8276   4992   DELIRIOUS   2008  
  56   8993   8993   FLOATING THROUGH SPACE   2021  
  57   10531   9900   STAY (DON'T GO AWAY)   2019  
  58   12661   12661   ALL NIGHT LONG   2024  
  59   11715   7409   TOMORROW CAN WAIT   2008  
  60   12606   12606   LIGHTER   2024  
  61   12897   11341   LIGHT MY BODY UP   2017  
  62   14333   14333   WHAT WOULD YOU DO?   2022  
  63   15987   15987   ON REPEAT   2022  
  64   15259   12977   VERSACE ON THE FLOOR   2016  
  65   15621   10892   SOUND OF LETTING GO   2010  
  66   15780   11727   I CAN ONLY IMAGINE   2012  
  67   16473   9295   THE WORLD IS MINE   2005  
  68   17937   14190   LISTEN   2014  
  69   18346   17229   INSTAGRAM   2019  
  70   18789   13604   NIGHT OF YOUR LIFE   2011  
  71   18793   16568   DIRTY SEXY MONEY   2017  
  72           CRY BABY   2024  
  73           HERO   2021  
  74          
LET'S GO
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  75       12578   JUST A LITTLE MORE LOVE   2002  
                     
                     
  David Guetta, born Pierre David Guetta on November 7, 1967, in Paris, grew up in a melting pot of cultures. With a Moroccan-Jewish father and a Belgian mother, it’s no surprise that his musical taste would turn out just as diverse. That cultural richness became the bedrock of his eclectic style as a producer and DJ.

He started humbly in the 1980s, spinning funk and house music in local clubs—light years away from superstardom. But somewhere in the smoke-filled dancefloors of Paris, something began to take shape. At sixteen, he discovered hip hop and emerging electronic house—a combination that struck a chord. Not long after, he started organizing his own parties in the Parisian underground scene, quickly gaining a reputation as a boundary-pusher. His first single, “Nation Rap” (1990) with rapper Sidney, wasn’t a commercial success, but it was a bold experiment that fused pop culture and urban beats.

Guetta’s big breakthrough didn’t come until a decade later. In 2002, he released his debut album “Just a Little More Love”, scoring an instant hit with the title track and launching him onto bigger stages. “Love Don’t Let Me Go” stood out with its fresh blend of house and pop—a preview of what would become Guetta’s trademark: making electronic music accessible to the masses without turning his back on its underground roots.

With “Guetta Blaster” (2004), he wasn’t afraid to flirt with commercial sounds. Then in 2007, “Pop Life” sealed his status as a global star. The hit “Love Is Gone” became a worldwide dancefloor staple and catapulted him further into the international spotlight.

But 2009 was the real turning point. “One Love” smashed through barriers and brought Guetta into the U.S. market—previously tough terrain for many European DJs. “When Love Takes Over”, featuring Kelly Rowland, became a festival anthem, followed by chart-toppers like “Sexy Bitch” with Akon and “Memories” with Kid Cudi. His gift for blending pop vocals with electronic beats became his signature.

Collaborations with Rihanna (“Who’s That Chick?”) and Usher (“Without You”) proved how versatile and recognizable his sound was. Guetta became the bridge between the world of dance and the world of mainstream pop—a key player in the rise of global EDM.

Even with all the commercial success, he stayed true to his roots. Festivals like Tomorrowland, Ultra, and Coachella still featured him front and center, thrilling crowds with dazzling visuals and high-energy sets. His performances were more than shows—they were shared musical experiences.

Offstage, Guetta showed just as much ambition. He founded his own labels—Gum Productions and later What A Music—offering platforms for up-and-coming talent. Collaborations with Afrojack, Avicii, and Nicky Romero kept his sound fresh and cemented his role as a mentor in the scene. He also embraced innovation, being one of the first to experiment with augmented reality in livestreams and using social media to connect with fans across the globe.

The years around 2010 were nothing short of legendary. He headlined the biggest festivals and dominated charts worldwide. And with “Nothing But the Beat” (2011), he proved that an album could be both commercially massive and artistically influential. The record included “Titanium” featuring Sia—still one of his most iconic songs and a lasting source of inspiration for a new generation of producers and singers.

After the massive success of "Nothing But the Beat", David Guetta wasn't just seen as a pioneer of electronic music—he became a key figure in the evolution of pop. His talent for blending powerful vocals with energetic beats led to collaborations with megastars like Nicki Minaj and Lil Wayne on "Turn Me On", and with Chris Brown and Lil Wayne again on "I Can Only Imagine". His music wasn’t just booming through clubs anymore—it was showing up in commercials, films, and sporting events, turning him into a cultural phenomenon.

What set Guetta apart from many of his peers was his relentless drive to reinvent himself. In 2014, he released "Listen", a bold departure from the typical EDM formula. He embraced acoustic instruments and emotionally charged compositions. Tracks like "Dangerous" (featuring Sam Martin) and "What I Did for Love" (featuring Emeli Sandé) revealed a different side of his artistry—less about the dance floor, more about the heart. It was a daring move, one that proved Guetta didn’t just ride trends—he shaped them.

Meanwhile, his influence within the dance scene continued to grow. He supported rising producers like Dutch talent Martin Garrix, collaborating with him on "So Far Away" and later "Like I Do". Guetta evolved from artist to mentor and curator. With a fine-tuned instinct for both the present and future of music, he stayed ahead of the curve by welcoming collaboration and new technologies.

In 2018, he returned with the double album "7", symbolizing a split in his creative identity: on one side, the radio-ready, pop-leaning David Guetta; on the other, Jack Back—his alter ego embracing the underground house roots of his early days. Under Jack Back, he released tracks like "It Happens (Sometimes)" and "Grenade", a tribute to the minimalistic club sound where it all began. This dual approach allowed him to remain authentic while appealing to his diverse audience.

When the world was brought to a standstill by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Guetta found new ways to connect. His “United at Home” livestreams—from a balcony in Miami and later the Louvre in Paris—were both technological feats and emotional lifelines. They united millions across the globe and raised millions of euros for charity. These moments revealed not only his creative spirit, but also his compassionate side.

Once live events resumed, Guetta hit the stage with renewed energy. In 2021, he scored fresh hits like "Bed" (with Joel Corry and RAYE) and "Heartbreak Anthem" (with Galantis and Little Mix). At the same time, he continued pushing boundaries with future rave—a subgenre he developed alongside MORTEN. With its dark, atmospheric twist on classic festival sound, future rave quickly found its way to the world’s biggest stages.

Guetta was repeatedly crowned the world’s No. 1 DJ by DJ Mag and collected numerous other awards, including Grammy’s and NRJ Music Awards. Yet he remained remarkably grounded. In interviews, he consistently credited his success to collaboration, curiosity, and hard work. He kept traveling, performing, and creating with a youthful energy that never waned. His tracks continued to dominate charts, and his live sets only grew more spectacular.

What makes his impact truly unique is his ability to transcend genres. From "Say My Name" with Bebe Rexha and J Balvin to "Crazy What Love Can Do" with Becky Hill and Ella Henderson, Guetta effortlessly moves between dance, pop, Latin, and trap. He’s not a producer confined to one sound—he’s an architect of vibes, constantly building bridges between cultures and styles. In a world that grows more diverse by the day, his music has become a universal language.

Today, David Guetta remains a powerhouse in music. Collaborating with legends and rising stars alike, headlining the biggest festivals, and always ready with a surprise, his influence is woven into nearly every EDM track on the radio. His legacy as one of the digital era’s great innovators is secure—and yet, it still feels like he’s just getting started. Guetta isn’t merely a DJ or producer—he’s a cultural catalyst, the soundtrack of now and the sound of what’s next.