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Daft Punk – Get Lucky ft. Pharrell & Nile Rodgers (Radio Edit)

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Ben
April 18, 2013
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After teasing the entire world with their minute-long uber-trailer showcasing their brilliant taste in disco, funk and all things glittery. The almighty pair responsible for what is now known as ‘French Touch’ are back with their lead single ‘Get Lucky’ with Nile Rodgers on rhythmic guitar and Pharrell on the vocals. Daft Punk drops a brilliant track plenty of groove which should satisfy your musical starve of vitamin-D intake you had over the weekend (at least in Paris). Check out the “Get Lucky” summer banger and totally awesome track below, we have reasons to believe it’s only the radio edit of the 6 minute version which should be out tomorrow and available worldwide….

Daft Punk – Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell & Nile Rodgers)

READ THE TRACK BY TRACK REVIEW IN ENGLISH HERE

Daft Punk’s new album Random Access Memories is due out May 21st through Columbia Records imprint Daft Life Limited. Pre-orders are ongoing.

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Ben

Hi, I’m Ben (or Sodwee if you prefer), the owner of this veteran music blog. I was born in 1985 and raised in Paris, France. It's still my hometown by the way. I’m bilingual in English and French. I'm always on the hunt for that new sound. I have amassed a substantial amount of music over the years. My library reflects my eclecticism. I've traveled and lived abroad a fair bit and an avid consumer of culture, from movies, to live concerts.
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