In a recent interview, Drake says he has no interest in collaborating with hot dance producers such as David Guetta; instead, he would rather make a club track with "integrity and soul."
"For me, the David Guetta stuff just doesn't work. I don't really wanna go there. There's other artists, that's their sound," he told NME.
"They feel in order to thrive internationally that they gotta do straightforward, four on the flour, David Guetta, Pitbull music," he added.
He also hinted at where he would look if he were to make a club banger:
"For me, I'd rather go to somebody like Jamie xx and tell him, 'Look, I really wanna turn the club upside down . . . I don't want to change just because I'm playing in The O2."
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