When Love Takes Over

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"Frédéric had the right sounds on the drums and the keyboards, so I did not change very much. I just did some standard things, with EQ and compression and things like that. After that my obsession was to get the vocals to sound as good as possible. When I'm mixing a track, I want something to happen, something that takes the listener somewhere. You want the right things in the right place, but it's not a technical issue. It's actually an artistic issue to have everything in the right place – the mixing has to be magic. It was not difficult in this case, because I knew the song would be a hit, but I did my best to make the vocal sound magical, like an angel singing, so that the hit quality of the song was immediately obvious. I wanted to make sure that the voice takes you from the beginning to the end and doesn't lose you." [12]

Ferraro told Sound on Sound that she added a bass drum sample, as she felt that the kick was missing something; "Rather than equalise it, I added a little bit of my sample to make the BD track sound bigger". She altered the two piano elements of the song, using the Flex Studio Tool to widen the sound of the piano element without the delay. Additionally, Ferraro used a number of French plug-in software to amplify many of the track's instruments, including the violin, strings and guitar samples. [12] She then moved on to Rowland's vocals, which "were extensively processed", including equalization and de-essing. Then upon completion of her work on the song, Ferraro sent "When Love Takes Over" to her husband, Bruno Gruel, and his Elektra Mastering Suite. He realigned all of the elements of the song, particularly the bass drums and low synths. [12]

Composition

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David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland – "When Love Takes Over" (2009)
A 19-second sample of "When Love Takes Over", where the "lush piano loop" and "throbbing percussion" lead into Rowland's "powerhouse diva vocals"
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"When Love Takes Over" is a synth-pop [13] and "uplifting floor-filler" [14] produced by Guetta and his associate Frédéric Riesterer. [15] Jason Lipshutz from Billboard magazine described it as a "pop number built around a lush piano loop and throbbing percussion" [5] with trance elements. [14] The song was written in the key of F♯ mixolydian with a time signature of common time and a tempo of 130 beats per minute. [16] The final recording and mixing took place at Gum Prod Studios in Paris. [15] Some elements of the song were compared to the riff and piano opener in the song "Clocks" by Coldplay. [13] [14] [17] [18]

After gaining Guetta's approval to write vocals for the song, Rowland took the instrumental version to London, [4] where she wrote the bulk of the lyrics with Nervo (twins Miriam and Olivia Nervo) before sending the song back to Guetta, [3] who added his own contributions with Frédéric Riesterer. Rowland uses a vocal range of F♯ 3 to D♯ 5. [19] Guetta said that "Kelly['s vocals] had this Whitney Houston vibe and nailed it." [5] Critics agreed, noting that often her vocals were "powerful" [20] and "grand". [14] Others called them "a diva masterclass" [18] and "emotionally charged". [21] Fraser McAlpine from BBC Online compared Rowland's vocals to those by Madonna in "Ray of Light", for their "hands-in-the-air pop song" qualities. [22]

Critical reception

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Critics found the song similar to "Clocks" by Coldplay.

The song received critical acclaim from music critics for both Guetta's catchy production and Rowland's strong vocals. It was called the strongest and most commercial single choice from Guetta's album, One Love. Critics noted that the song's opening piano riff was similar to that from Coldplay's hit single "Clocks" (2002). [23] David Jefferes of Allmusic gave the song a thumbs up saying, calling "When Love Takes Over" one of the strongest songs from One Love and praising the "[addition of] the powerful voice of Kelly Rowland for one grand, uplifting floor-filler." [14] Simon Vozick-Levinson of Entertainment Weekly agreed calling the song the "most memorable from the album" and recalling "Clocks" by Coldplay to make "a showstopper starring Kelly Rowland." [17] Michael Hibbard of MusicOMH was impressed with both the production and vocal work on "When Love Takes Over". He pointed out the rarity in the amount of promotion given to the song, referring to "When Love Takes Over" being given "its own poster on the Tube." He also described the song as a "euphoric masterpiece" backed by "at least eight remixes " and the accompany vocals from "Destiny's Child songbird Kelly Rowland on hand for a diva masterclass." [18] Also agreeing with these comments was Fraser McAlpine from BBC Online who awarded the song four out of five stars. "The genius ingredients include a thinly reworked go at the piano riff to 'Clocks' by Coldplay and handclaps ... And the fairy dust is...well...it's your standard dance-pop production, actually." However he noted that the production was "tastefully done to make sure that the good bits are not spoilt". Other elements of the song such as the "bed of synthistrings, a skippy beat, a breakdown, some riffing glassy electronics and a dramatic, cinematic bottom end drone" were praised. McAlpine also praised Rowland's appearance on the track, commenting who she sounded "entirely unlike herself, so that even SHE is all buffed up and shiny." He described the marriage of Rowland's vocals and Guetta's production by stating that "[Rowland's] got a spiralling, sky-scraping melody to sing too." [22]

Erin Martin of PopMatters said that "When Love Takes Over" had euphoric properties. Martin said the song was "a classic, triumphant dance number, and Rowland's powerhouse vocals ensure that this song has anthemic potential for years to come. This song just feels good to listen to". She also noted that the song was central to the concept and "love-spreading message [that] Guetta delivers on the album as a whole." [20] David Balls of Digital Spy agreed with the song's anthem credentials. "[It] is further evidence that Rowland may no longer be resigned to living in Beyoncé [Knowles'] shadow. Fusing classic dance beats with a heady, emotionally charged vocal, it's a world away from the mid-tempo R&B numbers with which she started her solo career. In fact, this packs a punch from the very first listen, meaning it could well become one of the summer anthems of 2009." [21] However, Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times was less impressed than the other critics, simply noting the song as "a cheesy synthpop makeover of Coldplay's 'Clocks'." Wood did however state that it was among Guetta's best work and was an example of when the DJ is "most commercial". [13]

The song was nominated for the Best Dance Recording award at the 52nd Grammy Awards ceremony. It lost out to "Poker Face" by Lady Gaga. [24] The song's Electro Extended Remix was successful at the ceremony, winning Guetta his first Grammy Award for the Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical. [25] [26] In 2013, Billboard named "When Love Takes Over" their number one dance-pop collaboration of all time. [27]

Chart performance

In Guetta's native France, "When Love Takes Over" debuted on the French Digital Chart at number 14 on 25 April 2009 [28] before subsequently peaking at number three on 18 July 2009. [29] On the French Singles Chart, it debuted and peaked at number two. [30] In August 2009, Guetta had two simultaneous top 10 singles on the chart, the other being "Sexy Bitch" featuring Akon. [31] Following is strong run on the charts the Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique (SNEP) awarded the single a Gold certification for selling 150,000+ copies. [32] In Rowland's native country of the United States the single was successful, topping both the Hot Dance Airplay and Hot Dance Club Songs charts, as well as reaching number 76 on the Billboard Hot 100. This became Guetta's highest Hot 100 chart position at the time. [33] It was Rowland's highest Hot 100 Chart entry since her feature of Trina's 2005 single, "Here We Go". [34] "When Love Takes Over" ranked at number one on the Best of 2009 Dance Club Songs chart [35] and number thirty-three on the End of Decade (2000–2009) Dance Club Songs Chart. "When Loves Takes Over" is one of the most successful songs on the top of the Türkiye Top 20 chart where it received airplay for 10 consecutive weeks. [36]

"When Love Takes Over" also achieved success in Europe, topping charts in Belgium (Wallonia), [37] Czech Republic, [38] Hungary, [39] Ireland, [40] Italy, [41] Slovakia, [42] Switzerland [43] and the United Kingdom. [44] It also reached the top 10 in most other regions apart from Brazil, [45] Canada [46] and the United States. [33] By the end of 2009 it reached the top 30 on most year-end charts, most notably reaching number two in Switzerland, [47] number five in Belgium (Wallonia), [48] and six on the European Hot 100. [49] It was certified Platinum in nine countries. [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56]

In the United Kingdom, Guetta and Rowland's original version debuted at number seven on the UK Singles Chart, having sold 25,000 copies. [57] [58] The following week Guetta's version peaked at number one, [44] beating his previous best chart peak of number three with 2007's "Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away)". [59] It gave Rowland her second number one single in Britain, the first being "Dilemma" alongside Nelly in October 2002. [60] "When Love Takes Over" was awarded a double Platinum certification by the British Phonographic Industry in September 2022 for sales and stream of over 1,200,000 units. [61] On The Official Charts Company's official countdown of the Top 100 British Downloads of all time, "When Love Takes Over" ranks at number 58, marking Rowland's only entry on the chart. However it is Guetta's second entry on the chart, behind "Sexy Bitch" (with Akon) which charted at number 27. [62] In total, the single has sold over 5.5 million copies worldwide. [1] [63]

Music video

Background and concept

Venice Beach and the Boardwalk, as seen in the music video for "When Love Takes Over" Beach bikepath in the Venice Beach park, California.jpg
Venice Beach and the Boardwalk, as seen in the music video for "When Love Takes Over"

The music video was filmed on 19 May 2009 at Venice Beach, Los Angeles, [64] directed by Jonas Åkerlund. [65] Guetta revealed that the video's story and concept were designed to mimic the story behind the song's creation. He said, "you see Kelly doing her thing and then me on the other side doing mine. Eventually we come together just like how we recorded the song. It's all about sharing the love from this record and making a big party". [64] These reflections and more behind the scenes footage were revealed in the video clip "Making of When Love Takes Over" which was uploaded to Guetta's official YouTube channel on 1 June 2009. [64] The music video itself premiered on 8 June 2009 on Guetta's YouTube channel. [66] The video premiered after the European and United States digital release [10] [11] [67] but just before the single's UK digital release on 10 June 2009. [68]

Synopsis and reception

The video focuses on Rowland walking through the streets of Venice Beach while Guetta gathers his DJ equipment and pushes it towards the beach. Through the video a number of street performers join the gathering crowd, including a motocross bicycler, a skateboarder, and a b-boy Cloud. The last scene, sees Rowland and Guetta unite on the beach for a late night party which sees the duo performing together. [66] Capital FM described the video as "lots of shots of people having fun in the sun". [69] Melinda Newman from Hitfix praised Rowland's role in the clip saying that

"[Rowland] is fierce throughout and it clearly experiencing a bit of a career resurgence after a dip. [She] gives her best Beyoncé-type stares straight into the camera (but we're sure that's just a coincidence)... Guetta, who is relegated to a supporting role in his own video, shows up pushing his gear on a cart, looking basically like any other homeless guy hanging out in Venice."

Some criticism did follow the video. Capital FM radio station felt that Guetta's appearance in the clip was slightly disappointing. "Guetta looks a bit like a binman pushing his gear round the streets in some of the earlier shots in the video". [69] Newman said that the video's director, Jonas Åkerlund, had removed something from the song. "The video could have built on the great beat that builds within the song and the feeling of abandon that falling in love can bring you, but, instead, we get a telegenic couple making out who seem to drop in from nowhere." [70]

Performances and promotion

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David Guetta and Kelly Rowland performing at Orange Rockcorps, London

Guetta premiered the completed version of "When Love Takes Over" on 23 March 2009 at the Ultra Music Festival. [71] Promotion of the single began in the UK with an acoustic performance of the single at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge on 10 May 2009 [72] and then again on UK daytime show, This Morning , on 18 June 2009. [73] They also appeared at the Miss Universe 2009 contest in the Bahamas, where the duo performed the song live for the "Evening Gown" competition. [74] Another major part of the promotion included appearances at the Loop Live 2009 music festival in Sofia, Bulgaria [75] and Rowland's appeared at the TAO Night Club in Las Vegas, where she hosted celebrations for "When Love Takes Over" reaching number one around the world. [76] The duo returned to the UK to perform at Orange Rockcorps at London's Royal Albert Hall in September 2009, [77] before performing at the 2009 MTV Latin America Music Video Awards on 15 October 2010. [78] It was used by US TV channel, Bravo, during an internal advertising campaign. [79] [ failed verification ]

Cover versions

Airi L version

British dance music artist Airi L released a bootleg version of the song 9 May 2009, several days before the Guetta and Rowland version was due to be released. [80] EMI Music called Airi L's version "inferior" and decided to combat her cover by releasing Guetta's version on 11 June 2009 in the UK, earlier than originally planned. [57] The cover debuted and peaked at number 22, selling 12,000 copies whilst Guetta and Rowland's version debuted at number seven with 25,000 copies. [57] [58] According to Yahoo! Music's James Masterton, Rowland's version would have debuted at a higher place had it not been for the "bootleg cover". He said the single had to be rush released "when not one but two spoiler (and indeed near-identical) cover versions started to race up the iTunes rankings and threatened to have a negatively impact on the 'official' version." [81] The following week Guetta and Rowland's version would debut at number one. [44]

Matt Cardle version

In the second week of October 2010, the song was covered twice by contestants on The X Factor . Matt Cardle performed his version on the opening show of the seventh series of the UK version. [82] Following Cardle's performance, "When Love Takes Over" jumped twelve places on UK Dance Chart, to number seventeen. [83]

Legacy

Rowland told MTV that "working with David is amazing. We have a great relationship, it's so effortless. He's such a talented individual. But most importantly he's such a down to earth, nice guy and I really enjoy working with him. We have good musical chemistry together." [84] Guetta told Billboard that "the track with Kelly has made him experiment with a more American urban influence. Musically, it's pure pop with a lot of detail." [5] Additionally British singer Cheryl Cole (of Girls Aloud) credited "When Love Takes Over" for inspiring her taste and preference in dance music, which in turn influenced her second solo single "3 Words" (featuring will.i.am). [85]

The track was also featured on the fictional radio station Vladivostok FM and fictional nightclub Bahama Mamas on the soundtrack of the video game Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony . but it was removed due of Expiring license song on 10th Anniversary of Grand Theft Auto IV in April 2018.

Later in 2010 when recording her third album, Here I Am (2011), Rowland credited both Guetta and the song for inspiring her to pursue a new sound. Rowland relates: "I spent about a year of my life in Europe really listening to a whole bunch of Europeans DJs and hearing dance music a lot on the radio and really loving it. 'When Love Takes Over' it was my first introduction to dance music [and] it was a whole other monster. It's really a culture and I love it." [3] In 2010, following the success of "When Love Takes Over" and the duo's musical chemistry, Guetta was asked to work on Rowland's third studio album. He co-produced a couple of the songs including the album's first single, "Commander". [84]

Later in 2013, Kerri Mason and Zel McCarthy compiled a list of the top-ten dance-pop collaborations of all time for Billboard magazine. In their article, the critics named "When Love Takes Over" at the top of the list, saying that the song "repositioned Kelly Rowland as a solo vocalist with chops on her own." [27] The duo also commented that subsequent collaborations between Guetta and Rowland were not as good as "When Love Takes Over", also adding that Rowland's vocal was firmly part of "dance music history" and were an indication of the growing electronic dance music (EDM) trend emerging in America at the time. [27]

In a 2020 feature titled "Should Have Been Bigger" on the website Idolator , Mike Wass was reflecting on the underperformance of Rowland's follow up dance song "Commander" and noted that "When Love Take Over" firmly established Rowland as the "newly crowned Queen of Clubs in 2010". [86]

In 2023, Season 15 of RuPaul's Drag Race used "When Love Takes Over" as the lip-sync song in episode 14 between contestants Anetra and Mistress Isabelle Brooks.

Track listing

"When Love Takes Over"
When Love Takes Over.jpg
Single by David Guetta featuring Kelly Rowland
from the album One Love
Released21 April 2009
Recorded2008–09
Studio
  • Gum Prod (Paris, France)
  • Super Sonic Scale (France)
Genre
Length3:10 (album version) 3:24 (UK radio edit)
Label
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s)
  • David Guetta
  • Frédéric Riesterer
David Guetta singles chronology
"Everytime We Touch"
(2009)		"When Love Takes Over"
(2009)		"Sexy Bitch"
(2009)

Credits

Recording [15]
Personnel [15]

Charts

Certifications

[151]

Certifications for When Love Takes Over
RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Australia (ARIA) [152] 2× Platinum140,000^
Austria (IFPI Austria) [153] 2× Platinum60,000*
Belgium (BEA) [154] Gold 
Canada (Music Canada) [155] Gold20,000*
Denmark (IFPI Danmark) [156] Platinum30,000^
France (SNEP) [157] Gold150,000*
Germany (BVMI) [158] Platinum300,000^
Italy (FIMI) [159] Platinum20,000*
New Zealand (RMNZ) [160] Gold7,500*
Spain (PROMUSICAE) [161] Platinum40,000*
Sweden (GLF) [162] Gold10,000‡
Switzerland (IFPI Switzerland) [163] Platinum30,000^
United Kingdom (BPI) [61] 2× Platinum1,200,000‡

* Sales figures based on certification alone.
^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.
‡ Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

Release history

FormatDateLabel
CD single (2-track) [37] 11 May 2009
Digital download [57] [80] 10 June 2009
CD single (3-track) [37] 12 June 2009
Maxi single [37]
France 12" maxi single (1) [37] 15 June 2009
UK 12" maxi single (1) [37] 22 June 2009
UK 12" maxi single (2) [37] 26 June 2009
France 12" maxi single (2) [37] 31 July 2009
UK CD maxi single [37] 31 August 2009

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