Dr Luke 'Britney Spears is her own genre'

Femme Fatale producer Dr Luke has praised Britney Spears for establishing her own unique genre of music.
Speaking to MTV News, Dr Luke, who has collaborated with Spears on her current release and 2008's Circus, insisted that the 'Hold It Against Me' singer is consumed with creating innovative music.
"I feel like Britney kind of has her own genre: If you look at songs like 'Toxic' and 'Piece of Me' and 'Oops!... I Did It Again', they all were sort of influential and led the way," he said.
Dr Luke continued: "She wanted to keep on with that and do stuff that was forward-thinking [onFemme Fatale]… So we put some dubstep stuff in there, in bridges; snuck it in different places and I hope it ended up good."
In spite of Femme Fatale's success on both sides of the Atlantic, the producer insists he doesn't consider the LP to be a comeback for Spears because she's always remained relevant.
"Where'd she go? I don't know. I didn't know she ever disappeared, really," he remarked. "She's always been selling out concerts and records, so I don't know that she ever disappeared."
Before transitioning into a production career on a full-time basis, Dr Luke was the lead guitarist for the Saturday Night Live band and was present during several of Spears's appearances on the sketch comedy series.