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Just like Fatboy, Guetta is an artist so charismatic he makes people forget his primary role is to twiddle knobs.Guetta's new album, "One Love," will be released Aug. 25 on Astralwerks and features collaborations with Kelly Rowland, Will.i.am, Estelle, Kid Cudi, Akon and Ne-Yo. With the success of the first single, "When Love Takes Over," a track with Rowland that's already blazing up the charts, Guetta is what dance—and, arguably, hip-hop—has been waiting for. And instead of phoning in his vocals for a quirky one-off, A-list collaborators have been the ones calling him.
"A lot of those huge monster American artists had asked me to produce tracks for them," Guetta says. "I said, 'OK, but you've got to be on my album too.'