Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
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After what feels like a lifetime wait one of the most prolific and successful DJs and producers of the past decade, Dave Taylor, makes a surprise return to his Switch persona with one of the most exciting records of 2012, I Still Love You featuring the stunning vocals of ex En Vogue vocalist Andrea Martin.
Debuted on Annie Mac's BBC Radio 1 show the track has already become one of the most anticipated releases of the year . I Still Love You goes completely against everything you would expect from a Switch record. Stripped back and almost downtempo, the production provides the perfectly stark backdrop for Andrea's raw and soulful heartbreaking vocals.
Now resident in California, Taylor has gone from being an underground house pioneer to one of the most in demand producers in the world having leant his skills behind the desk to bonafide pop superstars such as Beyonce and M.I.A. whilst collaborating with Diplo as Major Lazer. The first original Switch release since 2006's club smash A Bit Patchy, I Still Love You shows that rubbing shoulders with LA's great and good hasn't dimmed Taylor's innate understanding on how to work a dancefloor and represents the first salvo in what he has promised to be a new set of releases.
No available on iTunes: bit.ly/w1zgDa
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/LMFLF
After what feels like a lifetime wait one of the most prolific and successful DJs and producers of the past decade, Dave Taylor, makes a surprise return to his Switch persona with one of the most exciting records of 2012, I Still Love You featuring the stunning vocals of ex En Vogue vocalist Andrea Martin.
Debuted on Annie Mac's BBC Radio 1 show the track has already become one of the most anticipated releases of the year . I Still Love You goes completely against everything you would expect from a Switch record. Stripped back and almost downtempo, the production provides the perfectly stark backdrop for Andrea's raw and soulful heartbreaking vocals.
Now resident in California, Taylor has gone from being an underground house pioneer to one of the most in demand producers in the world having leant his skills behind the desk to bonafide pop superstars such as Beyonce and M.I.A. whilst collaborating with Diplo as Major Lazer. The first original Switch release since 2006's club smash A Bit Patchy, I Still Love You shows that rubbing shoulders with LA's great and good hasn't dimmed Taylor's innate understanding on how to work a dancefloor and represents the first salvo in what he has promised to be a new set of releases.
