We conclude the week dedicated to Daft Punk, starting with what is probably the most well-known and listened-to album of the French duo.

In 2013, they released "Random Access Memories," a globally successful album that earned several Grammy awards. Notably, it features illustrious collaborations: the first single, "Get Lucky," includes contributions from Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers, while the presence of Giorgio Moroder stands out on the third track of the album. In "Random Access Memories," the duo moves further away from their traditional sampling approach in favor of a more organic recording style. The tracks span from funk to disco and progressive pop.

The ever-evolving musical style of Daft Punk has traversed and shaped various eras and genres. From "Homework" (1997) with its techno and funky repertoire to "Discovery" (2001) with accessible melodies inspired by future funk, to the controversial "Human After All" (2005) with rock influences, and finally to "Random Access Memories" (2013), paying homage to 1970s styles ranging from funk to disco music, Daft Punk has showcased their experimental vein, giving life to unforgettable tracks.

Let's conclude with "Giorgio By Moroder," a song featuring a phenomenal solo by the great drummer Omar Hakim. Enjoy listening!