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The French electronic music group Daft Punk announced on Monday that it is separating after 28 years of collaboration, in which this DJ duo has been the creator of global hits such as “One more time” The “Harder better faster stronger“.
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His announcement was made public through a YouTube video of almost eight minutes entitled “Epilogue“(Epilogue), which constitutes an excerpt from his film”Electrome“and shows the two members of the duo, one of whom activates a self-destruct bomb attached to the other’s back, which explodes after a minute.
Daft Punk, also responsible for titles like “Worldwide” The “Of funk“was made up of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, but in their public appearances they hid their faces under futuristic robot helmets.
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The two met at school in 1987 and before forming that band they had a rock band called Dear.
The duo did not explain the reasons for their separation on Monday, but their representative, Kathryn Frazier, confirmed to the Parisian electronic music festival Pitchfork that they are no longer together, without offering any details.
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‘Thank you, Daft Punk’
The news has caused a strong impact among his fans and musical personalities. Additionally, the duo’s name has been trending since the ad video was shared. On Twitter this Monday, 674,000 trills have been written mentioning them.
Producer Mark Ronson wrote on his account on this social network: “Daft Punk left the game with an impeccable legacy. I would say that enviable but impossibly unattainable is more appropriate.”
The Weeknd, the singer who performed at the Super Bowl halftime show, shared a story on his Instagram account in which he appears alongside the duo: “Thankful to be part of this journey.”
His message, perhaps, was one of the most anticipated, because before his presentation at the sporting event there were several who speculated that Daft Punk would come out with him on stage to interpret the collaborations they made: ‘I feel it coming’ and ‘Starboy’. In the end it was not like that.
Daft Punk left the game with an impeccable legacy. I’d say enviable but impossibly unattainable is more appropriate
– Mark Ronson (@MarkRonson) February 22, 2021
Another of the artists who published a message for the French was Dj Steve Aoki, who claimed to be “heartbroken” by the news. “I wrote about them in my Blue memoirs about how they alone inspired me to make my live show memorable,” he said.
He also posted that “Daft Punk, you gave me the best musical experience of my life that still runs through my veins and reminds me why I love what I do and the community I am a part of. Thank you from all my soul for your very existence. “.
Alesso, the Swedish DJ and producer, joined the reactions through his Twitter account: “Thank you Daft Punk for everything! We will miss you #Legends”. Duo ‘ARMNHMR’ also shared: “Electronic dance music and Daft Punk are synonymous. So many memories attached to their music. They inspired a generation of musicians and creators. They inspired us. All we can say is thank you. #DaftPunk “.
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