What makes Listen by David Guetta notable?

'Listen' debuted at number one on the US Dance/Electronic Albums chart, demonstrating Guetta's continued influence in shaping contemporary dance music. The album features collaborations with prominent artists and includes the hit single 'Lovers on the Sun', which received considerable radio play and further expanded Guetta's reach beyond traditional EDM audiences. By the release of 'Listen' in November 2014, David Guetta had solidified his status as a leading figure in electronic dance music following hits like 'Nothing but the Beat', which had established him commercially. This album marked his first major project since parting ways with his longtime collaborators and illustrated his ambition to evolve within the genre while appealing to mainstream audiences.

Listen works well if you're into dance floor energy throughout, remixes that keep it fresh and pulsating rhythms for parties.

How many songs are on Listen?

Listen has 45 tracks, running approximately 134 minutes.

Listen

David Guetta · 2014

134 min · 45 tracks · hip-hop · house · EDM

A vibrant blend of house rhythms and pop melodies, pulsating with energetic vocals and infectious hooks.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dance floor energy throughout
remixes that keep it fresh
pulsating rhythms for parties
dynamic transitions between tracks
short bursts of catchy hooks

Maybe skip if you want

prefer long, contemplative pieces
dislike repetitive song structures

Where this album fits

Themes: emotive pop anthems· celebratory nightlife· electronic evolution
Career context: By the release of 'Listen' in November 2014, David Guetta had solidified his status as a leading figure in electronic dance music following hits like 'Nothing but the Beat', which had established him commercially. This album marked his first major project since parting ways with his longtime collaborators and illustrated his ambition to evolve within the genre while appealing to mainstream audiences.
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