Wrapped up in the overblown, ubiquitous promotional cycle (SNL teasers, behind-the-scenes interviews, etc.) behind Daft Punk's latest album, it's easy to forget these EDM-pioneering robots are human after all. Other than their largely passable 'Tron' soundtrack, the French duo have only released three albums -- and one of them, 2007's 'Human After All,' was almost unanimously panned.
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The wait is over: Daft Punk are streaming 'Random Access Memories' on iTunes.
Oh, and the National are doing likewise. Not quite as upbeat, this one...
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Lots of people are super-excited about the new Daft Punk album coming out next month. But nobody seems to be as pumped up for the record as much as Pharrell Williams, who sang the album's first single, 'Get Lucky,' not once, not twice, but three times in a row last night.
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Daft Punk have finally released their new single 'Get Lucky,' featuring uber producer Pharrell Williams on vocals and guitarist Nile Rodgers. The song is the lead track from 'Random Access Memories,' due out May 21. After a serious dose of hype and "are they or aren't they?" leaks, the final product is upon us.
Last Friday (April 12), a DJ from France’s Fun Radio took to Twitter to announce plans to debut a new Daft Punk song on Monday. Earlier today (April 15), the French radio station aired the brand-new tune ‘Get Lucky,’ featuring guest vocals from Pharrell Williams, and it's available for your listening pleasure via the video clip above.
