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Daft Punk - Tron & other music [merged]

Back in the early 90s, legendary robotic duo Daft Punk were just a couple of young music lovers trying to get noticed. Upon meeting their House idols Slam, Daft gave them a demo tape, which eventually landed them a deal with Soma Records. While under the Soma label, the duo released only two singles, but there were many more track submissions that didn't make the cut. Fast forward to today, and it was announced that one of those tracks has been unearthed. The track, titled "Drive," was made by the French electronic duo in 1994, and, until today, has never been heard by the public. The song was discovered by Soma late last year, and will be included on Soma's 20th anniversary retrospective. You can read the story of their discovery, as well as listen to the song itself, after the jump. Thanks to 107.7 The End for the heads up.

At the tail end of 2010 we trailed boxes of DATs, pictures and god-only-knows what else to find artefacts of Soma’s early days. Imagine our surprise when we discovered a tape simply entitled ‘Daft Drive’. We hooked up the DAT machine and inserted the tape with the delicacy of a surgeon, pressing play and praying that for one, the tape contained what we hoped, and two, that it didn’t chew it like a dog chewing on a bone. In amongst the hiss and crackle, the most monstrous 909 kick drum thudded. Daft Punk’s Drive track had been rediscovered. Playing through was Live Daft Punk; freaky vocals, pounding Roland drums & synths and that archetypal DP compression. After standing in silence, witnessing this moment, the track faded off and we heard the sound of the French spoken word that the recording had been made over; the remnants of their parents audio collection. The tape had originally been sent with Rollin’ and Scratchin’ to be released as Soma25. But Soma asked these two bright-eyed and Techno-bound Frenchman, to finish and send Da Funk to accompany Rollin’ and Scratchin’ and DRIVE was shelved for a later date…

daft punk - drive

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKOOKiWlt_c&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

http://blogs.1077theend.com/endmusicdiscovery/2011/09/16/daftpunkdrive/
 
Out today!!!

Soma Records -- 20 Years [SOMA CD095] Triple CD release featuring Daft Punk - Drive Unreleased 1994

Release date: 19/09/2011
Disc 1 -- Soma Classics
Disc 2 -- Slam DJ Mix
Disc 3 -- Silicone Soul DJ Mix

At the tail end of 2010 we combed through boxes of DATs, pictures and god knows what else to find artefacts of Soma's early days," Chris Lamb (from Soma, Daft Punk's first label) writes. "Imagine our surprise when we discovered a tape simply titled 'Daft Drive'. We hooked up the DAT machine and inserted the tape with the utmost care, pressing play and praying that for one, the tape contained what we hoped, and two, that it didn't savage it like a dog chewing on a bone.

In amongst the hiss and crackle, a monstrous 909 kick drum began to thud -- Daft Punk's Drive track had been rediscovered. Playing through was live Daft Punk: the freaky vocals, pounding Roland drums & synths and that distinctive DP compression. After standing in awed silence, witnessing this moment, the track faded off and we heard the sounds of French words that the recording had been made over; the remnants of their parents audio collection. The tape had originally been sent with Rollin' and Scratchin' to be released as Soma25 but Soma asked these two bright-eyed and techno-bound Frenchmen, to finish and send Da Funk instead and DRIVE was shelved for a later date. Until now.

It is our pleasure and honour to welcome Daft Punk back to Soma Records with this track from their past, and we see it as a fitting way to kick off our 20th anniversary compilation.

Daft Punk - Drive Unreleased 1994 [Soma] (full length official)

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxFZ1MgY_0g[/ame]

http://www.somarecords.com/shop/music/soma_cd95/
 
Daft Punk - Something About Us (Cherokee Remix)

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jWhzqIqtRk[/ame]
 
Vinyl International has released a new 10" EP called Sky Sailor, which includes two new TRS-80 remixes of tracks from Daft Punk's score for Tron: Legacy. The title track (a remix of "Solar Sailer") includes new vocals and lyrics from Ariel Pink.

The Sky Sailor EP is a five song collection that includes two brand new Daft Punk remixes from the TRON Legacy soundtrack by TRS-80, one featuring new lyrics and vocals by Ariel Pink.

http://www.vinylinternational.com/sky_sailor_ep.html
http://www.facebook.com/daftpunk?sk=wall

Daft Punk ft. TRS-80 & Ariel Pink- Sky Sailor (Float Away)

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi3_jWCqyJ0[/ame]
 
Daft Punk Signs With Columbia for Fourth Album

Sony Music is ramping up its dance music arsenal. Just three days after announcing a new strategic alliance with EDM powerhouse Ultra Records, news is emerging that Columbia Records has signed Daft Punk. A source confirmed that it's a "done deal."

The revered, reclusive and highly influential French DJ duo had released all previous recordings via EMI's Virgin Records, now owned by Universal, with the exception of its most recent full-length, Disney’s Tron: Legacy, which Daft Punk’s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter scored.

Prior to Tron, the last proper Daft Punk album was 2005’s "Human After All."

Signing the electronic music pioneers is a major coup for the venerable 125-year-old Columbia, which also recently added Depeche Mode to its roster.

Confirmed details about Daft Punk’s forthcoming fourth album are few and far between, although producer/Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers recently hinted that it would be out in the coming months. Singer/songwriter/ASCAP president Paul Williams, veteran bassist Nathan East, Feist collaborator Chilly Gonzales and legendary disco producer Giorgio Moroder (via a spoken monologue) are among others who have reportedly collaborated with the duo over the past couple of years, although whether and what form their contributions to the album might take is unclear.

In a report Saturday, French newspaper Le Parisien seemed to affirm that a new album is slated for release in the spring.

At press time, label contacts had not responded to Billboard/THR’s requests for official comment.

http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/1533581/daft-punk-signs-with-columbia-for-fourth-album
 
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE DAFT PUNK ALBUM

After months of speculation, the new Daft Punk album is finally on the horizon.

It looks certain to be released via Columbia Records (rather than former longterm home Virgin) and, although no street date has been confirmed, Nile Rodgers dropped a massive hint earlier this month.

Writing on his blog, the legendary disco artist and current Daft Punk collaborator said: "The next time I set foot in Japan, my collaboration with Daft Punk would have started to hit people's eardrums."

Rodgers has a residency at The Blue Note in Tokyo between April 24-May 2, so if he's to believed, new Daft Punk music will have dropped by then.

Mid April seems like a reasonable time for release and many news reports are indeed stating that a new Daft Punk record will drop in the spring. A source close to Mixmag has even said that material from the French duo could arrive as soon as March, which makes things very exciting.

Serious rumours about Daft Punk's fourth studio LP began to gather pace early in 2012, when esteemed American songwriter Paul Williams said it would be ready by June of that year.

Of course, that turned out to be a slightly wayward prediction, but details of a new record has emerged bit by bit, and oh-so-slowly, ever since. Here's what we know so far.

Nile Rodgers will, of course, feature on the LP. He's made no secret of his involvement with Daft Punk, posting a picture of himself with the pair to his blog during February 2012.

Daft Punk had visited Rodgers' New York apartment for an informal jam session, but both parties got on so well that they instigated an official collaboration. It's not yet clear how many tracks they've made together, but Rodgers will definitely feature.

During an exclusive interview (see below), he then told Mixmag: “Spiritually and artistically working with them was as good as anything I’ve ever done. It’s as great as being in a studio with Bowie, it’s great as being with Bernard Edwards, and it’s as great as the best stuff I’ve ever done with Duran or Madonna."

Then, at the International Music Summit in Ibiza, Giorgio Moroder revealed that he too had been in the studio with Daft Punk, adding the tantalising prospect of another dance music legend being involved with the new LP. That news dropped in May 2012 and it slowly dawned on us that the French duo were casually strolling into whatever studio they fancied to make what may be their magnum opus.

The aforementioned Paul Williams also let on that he'd written tracks for Daft Punk at last year's South By South West festival.

Chilly Gonzales, the charismatic musician who has collaborated with Feist and Peaches, among others, is also reported to be involved, as is Panda Bear of cult American indie outfit Animal Collective.

Daft Punk last played in the UK in 2007 and Bestival boss Rob Da Bank reckons that the pair won't tour this year. However, we're still hopeful of an appearance somewhere on the globe to support a new record.

The duo have been kind of quiet since their last album dropped in 2005. They scored the soundtrack of the Tron remake and put out a live record. They also got a little involved in a fashion show.

Expectation for a new album is absolutely palpable with fans buzzing with excitement at every new revelation. While they've kept details scarce, there is now enough evidence to suggest Daft Punk will be back in 2013. They've surrounded themselves with a glorious group of collaborators and, if Nile Rodgers is right, we'll be hearing material as soon as April. Here's hoping.

http://www.mixmag.net/words/features/what-we-know-about-the-daft-punk-album
 
03.13.13...

Daft Punk Alive 2007 (Full Live Set)


The official release by Virgin records of Daft Punks Alive 2007 concert.

Tracklist:

1. Robot Rock / Oh Yeah 0:00:27
2. TouchTechnologic 0:06:25
3.Television Rules the Nation / Crescendolls 0:11:56
4.Too Long / Steam Machine 0:17:10
5.Around the World / Harder Better Faster Stronge*r 0:23:46
6.Burnin / Too Long 0:30:10
7.Face to Face / Short Circuit 0:36:40
8.One More Time / Aerodynamic 0:41:35
9.Aerodynamic Beats / Forget About the World 0:48:00
10.The Prime Time of Your Life / The Brainwasher / Ro*llin' Scratchin / Alive 0:59:30
11.Da Funk / Daftendirekt 1:1:45
12.Superheroes / Human After AllRock'n Roll 1:08:40
 
LOOOVE Daft Punk!
Thanks for posting.

Alive 2007 is awesome.
 
The new Daft Punk album, Random Access Memories, is up for pre-order on iTunes. It's out May 21 via Daft Life Limited, an imprint of Columbia Records.

Physical pre-orders are available here: http://randomaccessmemories.com/#



Random Access Memories track lengths:

01 4:34
02 5:21
03 9:04
04 3:48
05 5:37
06 5:53
07 8:18
08 6:07
09 4:50
10 5:41
11 4:39
12 4:11
13 6:21
 
Daft Punk | Random Access Memories | The Collaborators: Giorgio Moroder


A look at the collaborators behind Random Access Memories, the
new album from Daft Punk. Episode 1: Giorgio Moroder.
Pre-order on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/RAMiTunes

The Collaborators, a series by The Creators Project with direction from Ed Lachman. http://randomaccessmemories.com/

The Creators Project is a partnership between Intel and VICE:
http://thecreatorsproject.com/

Pre-Order Random Access Memories, in-store 5/21/13:
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/RAMiTunes
Amazon (CD/LP): http://smarturl.it/ram-amazon
Direct (CD/LP): http://www.myplaydirect.com/daft-punk


 
Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' Leaked As Full Song With Pharrell Williams Appears Online

Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" has been "leaked" about one thousand times by now, but on Wednesday, it appears as though the actual thing finally hit the web.

The song, which features Pharrell Williams on vocals and Nile Rodgers on guitar, clocks in at just over four minutes and delivers on the funky promise of the many teasers the French house duo debuted during "Saturday Night Live" and at Coachella's first weekend.

Multiple false versions of the track -- mostly comprised of loops stitched together by overzealous fans and trolls -- permeated the internet in the days up to this leak. Stereogum posted a fake version and later deleted an article on the song, and just Wednesday, none other than Rolling Stone promoted a fan-made track as though it was the real thing (their page has also since been deleted).

The main difference between those tunes and this version: Pharrell actually has verses on this one.

UPDATE: There is no official confirmation that this is the album version of the song. A radio station posted an earlier, loop-only version of the song and said it sounded "pretty damn close" to the official version. The version below has more instrumentation and added vocals, the latter of which some have said seem unmixed and flat.


"Get Lucky" is the lead single off "Random Access Memories," Daft Punk's comeback album. The disc is due in stores and on digital retailers on May 21.
 
Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky' Gets Very Specific Release Date

Spokesperson for Columbia Records confirms to MTV News band's single will be released Friday at 12:01 a.m. ET.

Daft Punk's phabulous, Pharrell-assisted "Get Lucky" has leaked roughly a thousand times over the past week, with fans taking it upon themselves to stitch together snippets from the dynamic duo's Coachella album teaser, myriad of "Saturday Night Live" spots, and "Creators Project" interviews, then attempted to pass the end result off as the real deal.

Of course, most folks haven't been fooled ... though things reached a head on Wednesday, when a radio edit of the song — supposedly broadcast by a Dutch radio station — began making the rounds, and, with its added lyrics, and improved audio quality (Nile Rodgers's guitars sound awesome), well, it certainly seemed legit.

MTV News attempted to verify the leak with a spokesperson for Daft Punk's label, Columbia Records, but received a firm "no comment," though, a second source confirmed it was, in fact, the genuine radio edit of the single (and yes, things are so super-secretive when it comes to Daft Punk's Random Access Memories album that we're relying on anonymous sources).

However, that same spokesperson for Columbia did confirm one bit of conjecture: "Get Lucky" will be made available for download at exactly 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday (April 19), meaning that, in less than 14 hours, you'll finally know if that version you've been listening to is legit.

Meanwhile, Random Access Memories is due on May 21, which is still like five weeks away. Pace yourself, kids.

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1705910/daft-punk-get-lucky-release.jhtml
 
Daft Punk | Random Access Memories | The Collaborators: Todd Edwards

 
Daft Punk | Random Access Memories | The Collaborators: Nile Rodgers

 
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