David Guetta
The irrepressible Guetta returns to the dance-floor with the third smash taken from his PopLife album. Blending his pounding basslines with an acute pop sensibility the Parisian luminary proves yet again his credible dance-floor tracks have real mainstream appeal.
One of dance music’s hottest properties David Guetta has built a reputation for being an unashamed star. His F*** me I’m Famous nights have injected much needed glamour back into dance music and the wave of support that has followed him across the globe has seen his unique party brand rise in popularity to stadium proportions including his infamous Unighted event at Stade De France.
With recent single "Love Is Gone" becoming a huge airplay hit in the US this year, clocking up an incredible 20 million views on youtube along the way, ‘Tomorrow Can Wait’ is another classic slice of Guetta magic that reunites the all conquering crew that made the “Love Don’t Let Me Go†mash-up a world wide smash hit and changed the face of dance music.
Co-produced with Tocadisco ‘Tomorrow Can Wait’ opens with incessant off beat percussion before the super soulful vocal of long time collaborator Chris Willis smashes into the mix with spine chilling effect, leaving you in no doubt that this is Guetta at his very best.
With an infectious undulating bass-line that gets under your skin and works its way straight to your feet, ‘Tomorrow Can Wait’s staccato riffing is guaranteed to smash any self respecting dance-floor to pieces with explosive edits and a huge breakdown that drops hard and joyfully heavy before the track builds and builds again.
There’s no more “living, working and waiting for the day†David Guetta is about to launch a truly spectacular piece of music so ‘Tomorrow Can Wait’