Details of Daft Punk's new album revealed?
Real or not? Pharell, Julian Casablancas and more named on track-by-track album breakdown
- Mini-documentaries: Daft Punk have have worked with Vice's Creative Project to create a web series on mini-documentaries highlighting their RAM collaborations. The first webisode features disco legend Giorgio Moroder who worked on some of Donna Summer's biggest hits. Other RAM collaborators that could feature in the series include Nile Rogers, Chilly Gonzales and Animal Collective's Panda Bear.
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French website Konbini has revealed a full track by track breakdown of the artists appearing on the new Daft Punk album, Random Access Memories.
The band's 2013 campaign has been a mix of teasers, fevered excitement - and false information. So while this new information should be treated with some level of suspicion, the names featured match with details already known about the French duo's fourth studio album.
The details reveal the guests on each track - but titles still remain secret. Names on the list include producers Nile Rogers and Giorgio Moroder, with vocal contributions from Pharrell Williams, Julian Casablancas, Todd Edwards and Noah Benjamin Lennox of Panda Bear also revealed.
The full list is below.
1 – Nile Rodgers (Guitar), Paul Jackson Jr. (Guitar) – 4:34
2 – Instrumental – 5:21
3 – Giorgio Moroder (Synth) – 9:04
4 – Gonzales (Piano) – 3:48
5 – Julian Casablancas (Vocals) – 5:37
6 - Loose yourself to dance - Nile Rodgers (Guitar), Pharrell Williams (Vocals) – 5:53
7 – Paul Williams (Vocals and Lyrics) – 8:18
8 – Nile Rodgers (Guitar), Pharrell Williams (Vocals) – 6:07
9 – Paul Williams (Lyrics) – 4:50
10 – Instrumental – 5:41
11 – Todd Edwards (Vocals) – 4:39
12 – Noah Benjamin Lennox (Panda Bear – Vocals) – 4:11
13 – Dj Falcon – 6:21
Random Access Memories is released in the UK on 20 May 2013. Earlier this week, disco legend Giorgio Moroder spoke of his work with the dance icons in a mini-documentary.
The Italian disco legend told Vice in the video interview: "Daft Punk wanted to do something and do it in a way that's not done by just pushing a note or a chord.
"You definitely hear that it's nice and full; the drums and the bass have that warm, that full sound. This is like a step forward."
Watch the interview below
Below: Daft Punk - Random Access Memories, the essential facts
