David Guetta (ft. Brooks & Loote) - Better When You're Gone | Song Review


 David Guetta is back with a club hit song. He is best known for his catchy and loud dance tracks. This time, he is teamed up with Brooks and Loote on the new track called 'Better When You're Gone'.

David Guetta has been able to - once again - create a great festival/night club banger. I can see myself, after quite a few drinks, dancing my life away to this song. But, I have to admit, it sounds very familiar and doesn't sound any different from what David usually releases.

The vocals by Loote are really good, I am very impressed but I am a little disappointed with the backing music. I am sure David has worked really hard on this song, alongside Loote and Brooks but I always look for how artists progress with their music. David Guetta has certainly progressed over the years but it seems to stay the same as well.

It is still a really good song and it is certainly going to be a hit at festivals and night clubs.

Overall Rating:

★★★☆☆

 

Popular posts from this blog

Prodigal - When We Bleed

Image
Prodigal is an Alternative Pop/Rock artist from Finland. The nature of his music is to be an eccentric mix of all the different styles he listens to and creates something catchy, immediate and current out of it all. His new single 'When We Bleed' was released independently ahead of his upcoming debut album. 'When We Bleed' reflects on a world where every decision and action seems to be motivated by blatant narcissism of some kind. Trying to navigate these odd times, the song tries to find relief in numbers and the fact that for better or worse, we're never really alone in trying to make sense of it all. Listen to the song: Prodigal HQ · When We Bleed
Read more

Laurre - Don't Ask

Image
Laurre is the project of queer multi-intrumentalist Lauren Wachenfeld, based in Cincinnati, OH. Laurre's sound ties together vibrant guitar hooks, poetic lyrics, and dynamic rhythms to create a space to dance and celebrate, or cry and ruminate.  Upcoming EP, Paper Blue, was produced by Mike of Mike Mains & The Branches. These songs are immersed in themes of heartbreak, mental health, identity, and coming of age in a way that is honest and authentic. When speaking about their music, Lauree said "I write music about the things that break my heart and that put it back together. My art resides in the liminal space between happy and sad, and maybe you do too" 'Don't Ask' was written after getting out of an emotionally abusive relationship - it is a lesbian anti-love anthem. Invoking poignant personal details juxtaposed with relatable sentiments, the upbeat tempo drives it all home. The instrumentation is colourful, blending a vibrant mixture of bright electric
Read more

Total Pageviews