Podcasts about Human After All

The Funk Assassin Presents: Discothèque Decadence – DD001 Welcome to Discothèque Decadence, where the rhythm is rich, the lights low, and the vibe nothing short of luxurious. The ethos is simple: To honor the golden age of disco and house, and reimagine their essence for today's dancefloors, headphones, and hearts. So slide into something silky… Step beneath the shimmer of the mirrorball… And surrender yourself to the groove. This mix is a sensual journey — A late-night glide through funk-soaked house, nu disco gold, and floor-filling modern classics. From Dave Lee's euphoric Soul Underground to Crazy P's hypnotic Human After All, each track is drenched in decadence and crafted to move both body and soul. The highlight? The spellbinding Eric Kupper remix of NYNE featuring KC & The Sunshine “In The Back Of My Cadillac” — a masterclass in modern disco alchemy that captures the spirit of classic dancefloors while sounding unmistakably now. Expect: • Glitterball funk • Velvet synths and sizzling remixes • Deep, sexy basslines • And late-night vibes that don't quit With selections from Michael Gray, Paul DaSouL, Scruscru, Andy Bach, Da Lukas and more — this is your soundtrack to after-hours glamour and dancefloor surrender. Turn it up. Feel the heat. This… is Discothèque Decadence. Instagram @discothequedecadence

The music, filmography, music videos and career of DAFT PUNK (1993年〜2021年): HOMEWORK (1997年) + DISCOVERY (2001年) + INTERSTELLAR 5555: THE 5TORY OF THE 5ECRET 5TAR 5YSTEM (2003年) + HUMAN AFTER ALL (2005年) + ELECTROMA (2006年) + ALIVE (2007年) RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES (2013年) + man vs. machine + nostalgia and remembrance + style + collective euphoria + the dream of Coachella. Follow Jocko on X: twitter.com/jockogay And for the essential Untucked continuation of the show, subscribe to I'M SO POPULAR for an exclusive episode of SIRENS reviewing the new Taylor Swift album and more: patreon.com/imsopopular (I'M SO POPULAR S4.E26)

In the world of creative production, producers stand at the nexus of innovation, creating important connections amongst stakeholders. Joining Ruby Valls in this episode's chat is James Pullin, a seasoned senior account director at Human After All, whose passion for people and communication guides his approach to production. Together, they unravel the intricacies of fostering collaboration, overcoming challenges, and harnessing the power of synergy in creative projects. If you want to learn more about James and HumanAfterAll, just check ⁠their website⁠ or ⁠their instagram profile⁠⁠. You can also connect with James through his Linkedin profile. _________ Beyond Deadlines: A Creative Producer's Chat is powered by ⁠⁠⁠⁠MOWE Studio⁠⁠⁠⁠. Edited by: ⁠⁠⁠Bruno Nappo

Rudy is the VP of eCommerce & Digital Marketing at AMG Medical & Founder of Human After All: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudyabitbol http://www.amgmedical.com https://www.humanafterall.ca Rudy is an expert in B2B eCommerce and has helped to build out the eCommerce function for multiple B2B enterprises In this episode, Jason & Rudy discuss the rise of B2B eCommerce and how brands can make the jumo from legacy systems and processes to fully digitally enabled ones

Today is known in some parts of the American West as Colorado River Day, because of a measure passed in 1921 that redefined what and where the Colorado River was. Plus: a new art project called Human After All looks like a series of portraits of people seen only through their their circulatory systems.  How The ‘Grand' Became The ‘Colorado' And What It Says About Our Relationship To Nature (KUNC) Many years ago, the Colorado River was just Grand (Summit Daily)  Uncanny Human Portraits Depict People Only Through Their Circulatory Systems (My Modern Met) Keep the show flowing with a contribution on Patreon --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/support

Bienvenue dans les épisodes VERSUS de l'été ! Chaque semaine, on a choisi un•e artiste (très) populaire afin de décider du meilleur morceau de leur discographie. Clément et Louise ramène chacun un titre qu'iels défendent bec et ongles, mais c'est à vous de voter pour le meilleur morceau parmi les deux proposés.Rendez-vous sur tous nos réseaux sociaux (Insta, Tiktok, Twitter et même Spotify) : @lesondapresLe morceau gagnant sera annoncé le dimanche suivant la publication de l'épisode.Les morceaux présentés :Daft Punk - Too Long Daft Punk - Around The WorldAutres références :Playlist LE SON D'APRÈS dispo sur Apple Music, Spotify, Deezer & YouTube !Si vous nous trouvez pas, liens ici : https://linktr.ee/lesondapresINTROThomas BangalterGuy-Manuel de Homem-ChristoDarlin'Laurent BrancowitzPhoenixMichel GondrySpike JonzeLe documentaire « Daft Punk Unchained » réalisé par Hervé Martin-DelpierreTOO LONG« Get Lucky »« Robot Rock »Le groupe Breakwater« One More Time »L'album « Discovery »L'album « Human After All »RomanthonyL'album « Random Access Memories »Niles Rodger« Promised Land » de Joe Smooth« Move Your Body » de Marshall Jefferson« Lady » de Modjo« Luckystar » de Superfunk « Music Sounds Better With You » de StardustAROUND THE WORLDL'Episode 9 du Son d'aprèsLes morceaux "One More Time" et "Get Lucky"L'album "Acces Random Memories"L'album "Alive 2007"L'album "Homework"Le morceau "Da Funk"Les Chemical BrothersL'album "Human After All"MENTIONS SPÉCIALESde Clément : "Superheroes", "Human After All" et "Beyond"de Louise : « Teachers» JusticeLe film Tron: l'héritage réalisé par Joseph KosinskiLes morceaux "Something About Us", "Make Love", "Emotion" Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

This week we are looking at Daft Punk, French house EDM duo, obscured in robotic futuristic garb and robot helms. Discovery is a fun, euphoric record with well known singles and some hidden gems. Less appreciated, Human After All is a darker, less inviting project -- but one we enjoyed all the more.

On this installment of SRR we make a connection between human and robot. 

On our final episode of season 3, we index the discography of Daft Punk. After their recent breakup, we wanted to cover the mysterious robots and their influential music.Don't like our rankings? Think we nailed it? Reach out on social media to let us know where you stand.We will take a brief hiatus, but look for us to come back in Season 4! Hit us up on our socials if you have a band you'd like us to cover.Instagram: @indexed_podFacebook: IndexedShow Email: indexedpodcast@gmail.comIntro / Outro Music by VHX (https://soundcloud.com/djvhx)

On this week's NOW episode, Jake and Ryley are making up for lost time with a bumper episode catching up with big albums from Model/Actriz, Caroline Polachek, Skrillex, and more, as well as discussing the latest in music news, album anniversaries, and important single drops. Our main topic of discussion though is reflecting on what has to happen, and how it happens, for great bands to make truly terrible albums - where do things go wrong, and how do such all-time stinkers as Elton John's Victim of Love and Daft Punk's Human After All hold up today? Let us know what you think over on YouTube. 0:00 Intro 3:57 Danny Brown and JPEGMAFIA Are Scarin' the Hoes 6:25 Music News: De La Soul, Big Thief, and Lizzo 12:07 Album Anniversaries: Cerulean Salt, The Ugly Organ, Paris 1919 23:28 New Singles: boygenius, Sparks, Jason Isbell 33:38 In Memoriam: Wayne Shorter, David Lindley, Steve Mackey 42:01 Black Country New Road - Live at Bush Hall 50:41 Model/Actriz - Dogsbody 58:51 Caroline Polachek - Desire I Want to Turn Into You 1:04:39 Riverside's ID.Entity Is a Fucking Disaster 1:16:14 Insomnium Make Essential Melodic Death Metal 1:22:18 Avey Tare's New Solo Album Is His Best Yet 1:25:45 Orbital's New Album Is a Crushing Disappointment 1:33:39 Skrillex's New Album Is... Really Good? 1:39:39 Terrible Albums from Great Bands

Bienvenue aux Voix des Chapitres ! La nouvelle chaîne pour parler des littératures de l'imaginaire.Dans ce premier chapitre, nous ouvrons les voix de la science-fiction à travers quelques œuvres phares et historiques.Restez un instant et écoutez-nous... Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/les_voix_des_chapitres/?hl=frFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/LesVoixDesChapitres/Tiktok : https://www.tiktok.com/@lesvoixdeschapitres Crédits musicaux :Marco Beltrami, Main Titles, I Robot OST, 2004John Williams, Main Theme, Superman OST, 1978Christopher Drake, Injustice: Gods Among Us, Injustice: Gods Among Us OST, 2013Goran Vejvoda, TB Bar 02, Immortel Ad Vitam OST, 2004Tatsuo Takai, Astro Boy Main Theme, Astro Boy OST, 1960Vangelis, Main Titles, Blade Runner OST, 1982Daft Punk, Human After All, Human After All, 2005 Œuvres présentées :Isaac Asimov, les robots, 1950, disponible chez J'ai luIsaac Asimov, Fondation, 1951, disponible chez folio SFTom Taylor, Jheremy Raapack, Injustice : Les dieux sont parmi nous, 2013, disponible chez Urban ComicsEnki Bilal, La foire aux immortels, 1980, disponible chez CastermanOsamu Tezuka, Astro, le petit robot, 1952, disponible chez KanaPhilip K. Dick, les androïdes rêvent-ils de moutons électriques, 1968, disponible chez J'ai luRosa Montero, Des larmes sous la pluie, 2011, disponible chez MétailiéNaoki Urasawa, Pluto, 2003, disponible chez Kana Ecrit et monté par Tim et JulienLogo et designs créés par Alynkyarthttps://www.instagram.com/_alinkyart_/?hl=frJingle d'introduction créé par Jules

This episode's Community Champion Sponsor is Catalyst. To virtually tour Catalyst and claim your space on campus, or host an upcoming event: CLICK HERE---Episode Overview: In a digital-heavy world coupled with the youth mental health crisis, our next guest has made it her life's work to protect every child's digital journey. Teodora Pavkovic, a prominent figure in the global digital wellness community, and the Director of Community Engagement at Linewize, joins us to discuss her inspiring work and mission and how she and her team are working tirelessly to build the industry-leading safety management system for the academic setting. Additionally, Teodora shares how parents can be more positively involved in their kids' technology and digital lives.Join us as we discuss this timely and important topic with a passionate and dedicated expert helping lead the charge for positive change in cyber safety. Let's go! Episode Highlights:How Teodora became passionate about digital wellnessWhy it is important to implement digital wellness in the academic settingWhy Teodora became involved with LinewizeTeodora's vision for a safer and healthier digital lifestyle for allAbout our Guest: Teodora Pavkovic is the Director of Community Engagement at Linewize, where she leverages her decade-plus of experience as a youth psychologist, parenting coach and digital wellness practitioner to provide guidance and advice to parents, teachers and school administrators on topics concerning mental health, responsible and safe use of technology, tech ethics, parenting in the digital age and child development. A prominent figure in the global digital wellness community, Pavkovic is a member of both the American and British psychological associations, co-chair of Fairplay's (formerly Campaign For a Commercial-Free Childhood) parenting professionals' group and an advisory board member of several educational and mental health organizations. She has dedicated herself to helping people preserve and protect their wellbeing and relationships in this increasingly digital world, teaching them to use technology mindfully, intentionally and humanely. Pavkovic has her master's in clinical psychology and has trained in both psychotherapy and coaching. She has lived in nine different countries and is a sought-after public speaker, thought leader and media expert who has spoken at conferences like TEDx in Singapore, Human After All in New York City, and HUMANITECH, the first virtual digital wellness conference that she both organized and moderated.Links Supporting This Episode:Linewize website: CLICK HERETeodora Pavkovic LinkedIn page: CLICK HERETeodora Pavkovic Twitter page: CLICK HEREMike Biselli LinkedIn page: CLICK HEREMike Biselli Twitter page: CLICK HEREVisit our website: CLICK HERESubscribe to newsletter: CLICK HEREGuest nomination form:

0322 DaftPunkMix 1. WBDK 87.3 FM [00:00] 2. Something About Us [00:27] 3. Lose Yourself To Dance [05:05] 4. Daftendirekt [09:38] 5. Short Circuit [11:04] 6. Television Rules The Nation, Around The World [13:10] 7. Burnin' (Alive 2007), Around The World, Burnin' [15:15] 8. Da Funk, Voyager [18:26] 9. High Life [23:22] 10. Technologic [25:26] 11. Aerodynamic, Around The World [26:04] 12. Superheroes[28:52] 13. Voyager [31:30] 14. Human After All [33:36] 15. One More Time, Music Sounds Better With You [38:02] 16. Around The World (Alive 2007), Around The World [42:51] 17. Digital Love (Boris Dlugosh Remix) [46:40] 18. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger [50:20] 19. Together/One More Time/Music Sounds Better With You (Alive 2007) [53:30]

Steven Ryan is a Singer/Songwriter from southern Ontario. His honest lyrical style and emotionally charged vocal performance has garnered him many accolades locally and abroad. His sophomore release “Light Of Day” is out now. Featuring the uplifting cinematic pop ballad “I Would Be Me” and the equally uplifting “Confidence”. Whether you're in love or missing a love you once had, songs like “If This Ain't Love” and “I Should've Loved You Better” will pull at your heart strings. If you're looking for songs to cry to press play on “Human After All'' or “Hands” and if you wanna dance give “Burns Like Fire” and “Keep Movin' On” a listen.  His debut album”Take My Hand” produced by Juno winning producer Dan Brodbeck (Dolores O'riordan, Landon Pigg) was released in 2014. Since then Steven has had viral success on YouTube with over 1.5 million views and over half a million streams across digital streaming platforms. Steven is constantly making strides in his mission to emotionally connect with as many people as possible through music.

For Video Edition, Please Click and Subscribe Here: https://youtu.be/qMs0JSiJyxE Jon Peterson - or Jon J Peterson (when doing SAG work) - is a British actor who has appeared both in independent movies and theatre in the USA and in the UK. Some of his US work includes his portrayal of the Emcee in San Mendes' two revivals of "Cabaret", on Broadway and National Tours in 2000 and again in 2017 and his 2006 off-Broadway portrayal of American musical legend George M Cohan, in "George M Cohan Tonight!", for which he was nominated for a Drama Desk Award; the filmed version birthing in the fall of 2021. Also of note, his portrayal of the late Anthony Newley in the musical stage bio, "He Wrote Good Songs", for which he was also credited as the writer. A modest 'cult' movie, "Anna Ballerina" in 1988, started his infrequent movie appearances, starring alongside the beautiful yet ultimately tragic German actress, Silvia Seidel. Jon leads a quiet life and while the work is his passion, the networking is not... Film include: GEORGE M. COHAN TONIGHT!, PHENOMEROTICA, ELEOS, LOOKS THAT KILL, LATE NIGHT, THEN, SKETCH, COFFEE AND CABBAGE, A MOMENT, TRACK,THE LOST CITY OF TOMORROW, MY LIFE SUCKS, RICK'S PAWN SHOP, DEATH'S WAITING ROOM, LIKE THE SPIDER, THE COLOR OF WAR, HUMAN AFTER ALL, FACE TO FACE, PENNY SAVER, PROVERBIA, ANNA BALLERINA, MAIL ORDER WIFE, SURVIVING PICASSO. Broadway & Off-Broadway: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, MIDNIGHT AT THE NEVER GET, CABARET, GEORGE M. COHAN TONIGHT, HALF A SIXPENCE. Regional: THE PRODUCERS Argyle Theatre. ANYTHING GOES Westchester Broadway, ANNIE John Engeman NY. PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Theatre Aspen.  London West End: THE SOUND OF MUSIC, A CHORUS LINE. DAMES AT SEA, SHE LOVES ME. “Y”, SOPHISTICATED LADIES, CAVALCADE, WHOOP-DEE-DOO!, DEFINITELY DORIS, CATS, ON YOUR TOES, BLITZ! 

Few albums divide opinion like Human After All, Daft Punk's third long player. Derided on release in 2005, it marked a critical and commercial low for the duo, only to be swiftly rehabilitated when Daft Punk used large segments of HAA on their Alive 2006 / 7 tour. In this special episode of Line Noise Ben Cardew, your regular host and author of Daft Punk's Discovery - The Future Unfurled, speaks to CK303, the DJ behind the brilliant Teachers mixes, about Human After All. Is it a 'bad' album? Was it a necessary one? Is it the anti-Discovery? Or did Daft Punk just mess up? Includes CK303's special Human After All / Marquee Moon mix.

Few albums divide opinion like Human After All, Daft Punk's third long player. Derided on release in 2005, it marked a critical and commercial low for the duo, only to be swiftly rehabilitated when Daft Punk used large segments of HAA on their Alive 2006 / 7 tour. In this special episode of Line Noise Ben Cardew, your regular host and author of Daft Punk's Discovery - The Future Unfurled, speaks to CK303, the DJ behind the brilliant Teachers mixes, about Human After All. Is it a 'bad' album? Was it a necessary one? Is it the anti-Discovery? Or did Daft Punk just mess up? Includes CK303's special Human After All / Marquee Moon mix.

This week we listen to Daft Punk's Human After All and Corbin finds a new appreciation for the narrative. Mark doesn't like it very much and Aidan is more in the middle.

In this relaxed episode, we go through the Human After All remix album track-by-track, musing about the hard-driving electro sound of the mid-2000s, Justice's rise from a remix machine into an unstoppable force, Soulwax's genius and much, much more! WE HAVE T-SHIRTS! Pre-order your "TWO FRENCH ROBOTS" shirt today! - T-Shirt Link If you have a story to tell or a correction to mention, please email us at info@alive2021.com! We'd love to hear your input! Our website: ALIVE2021.com Our Facebook: Facebook.com/alive2021podcast Our Instagram: Instagram.com/alive2021podcast Please support Planet Ant Theatre! --Powered by Planet Ant Podcasts--

IT'S ANOTHER ALBUM EPISODE! In 2005, Daft Punk released their most divisive and misunderstood record, Human After All. Thomas and Guy-Man wrote an album in just six weeks and then did not do press to hype the release, instead simply saying, "Human After All Speaks For Itself." On today's episode, we talk about the history of the record and then go track-by-track, breaking down the whole thing. BRAINWASHERRRRRRRRRR! WE HAVE T-SHIRTS! Pre-order your "TWO FRENCH ROBOTS" shirt today! - T-Shirt Link If you have a story to tell or a correction to mention, please email us at info@alive2021.com! We'd love to hear your input! Our website: ALIVE2021.com Our Facebook: Facebook.com/alive2021podcast Our Instagram: Instagram.com/alive2021podcast Please support Planet Ant Theatre! --Powered by Planet Ant Podcasts--

HouseHold mix 239 Tracklist 1. Weve Lost Dancing. Fred again.. feat. The Blessed Madonna - Marea 2. Party. LALZIN 3. Let's Rave. LUCA X 4. Phones Down. Harry Romero 5. Fish Scale On The Floor 6. Focus. Just Jack 7. Revelation. Matroda 8. Bite. Cashew 9. Burn the House. BROHUG 10. Right Now. Keiks, WIll Mac Feat. Elle Mariachi 11. Stayin' Alive. Bee Gees (San Pacho remix) 12. Pictures. Matroda 13. Hypnotized. Bleu Clair 14. Some Love. Black V Neck 15. I Do. Back2Black & Mazay 16. Rhythm System. Tuff London 17. Deeper Underground. Return Of The Jaded, Jerome Robins 18. Racket Tactics. Cloverdale (Kid Caird remix) 19. Right Now. Anti Up (San Pacho remix) 20. Human After All. Daft Punk (House Divided remix) 21. One More Time. Daft Punk (Nutty, DJ Susan, Scones remix) 22. All I Need. OOTORO 23. Sweet Dawn. ON POINT 24. The Way. Will Taylor (John Summit & Kaysin Extended remix) 25. Movies. Drinks On Me House Tech House Future House Dance 9 April 2021

After almost 30 years, Daft Punk announced their break up in late February 2021. 20 years ago, 5,000 miles apart, and before ever meeting each other, kid Sean and Dan purchased their first albums -- both Daft Punk records. Since the duo has been a part of Audioface since before Audioface, it felt right to dive deep into the hidden history of Daft Punk.Subscribe to Audioface wherever you're listening so you always get new episodes. Follow @audiofacepod on Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube for extra Audioface.  Check out Syndicate 23's semi-monthly news and politics show Power Report if you haven't already (and catch videos on the Dan From The Internet YouTube channel).  We appreciate it, and you.

On this weeks edition of The Last Drop, JB & Khody continue Daft Madness with reviewing Human After All. JB gives a special review of the 2020 released Goose Island Bourbon County Weller. Khody tries some new liquid with We Used to be Friends from Surfridge Brewing & JB sips on some Redbreast Small Batch Cask Strength Batch B. It's a long episode so sit back, turn your headphones up & don't stop, keep pouring. 

Salut, Music After All c'est le podcast qui revient sur l'environnement et les contextes de création de différents artistes musicaux qui valent le coup à nos yeux d'être écoutés ! Deuxième partie (sur trois) de cette rétrospective consacrée au duo de robots le plus célèbre du monde : Daft Punk. Cet épisode fait suite à la récente séparation du groupe qui en un peu moins de 25ans nous aura donné 4 albums studios, deux lives, une BO, des remix, des feats, des samples ainsi qu'énormément de bonheur ! Dans cette partie, Kévin et Aurélien reviennent sur l'après début de carrière du groupe en passant par le controversé troisième album, le terrible Human After All (et ses remix), mais également de leur second projet cinématographique Electroma et de leur fameuse tournée Alive 2007. Daft Punk est mort, vive Daft Punk ! Timecodes : Intro/Human After All [00:00 - 23:30]Electroma [23:30 - 33:18]Human After All : albums remix [33:18 - 41:40]Alive 2007 [41:40 - Fin] Morceaux utilisés dans l'épisode : Emotion; Superheroes/Human After All/Rock'n Roll et Robot Rock Maximum Overdrive des Daft Punk ainsi que International Feel de Todd Rundgren. Quelques petits liens intéressants : Les samples/inspirations de Human After All : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lnDMF6RVoIBonus/Making-Of d'Electroma : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-MITGVxvXkDJ Hero : Megamix 1 et 2 (Daft Punk) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3SlVIt5JRY Playlist best-of Daft Punk (Spotify) : https://t.co/unBMQoQDIV?amp=1 Twitter (pour suivre l'actu du podcast) : https://twitter.com/MusicAfterAll Bonne écoute !

01. Robot Rock x Oh Yeah (Live) 02. Digital Love 03. Burnin 04. Revolution 909 05. Around The World x Television Rules The Nation 06. Get Lucky 07. Human After All 08. Aerodynamic (Daft Punk Remix) 09. High Life (eSQUIRE 2011 Remix) 10. Crescendolls 11. Alive (New Wave Final Mix) 12. Rollin x Scratchin 13. Derezzed 14. Face To Face 15. Harder Better Faster Stronger 16. Da Funk 17. Touch It x Technologic 18. Rock n Roll 19. Human x Together x One More Time x Stardust

«One More Time», literalmente «Mais uma vez» é o que gostaríamos de pedir ao grupo luso-francês de música electrónica, «Daft Punk». Mas parece que desta vez, o grupo decidiu separar-se definitivamente e cada um segue para outros rumos. Foi em 1993 que nasceu o grupo «Daft Punk» composto pelo francês Thomas Bangalter e pelo franco-português Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Os dois músicos conheceram-se na escola em 1986 e iniciou-se aí uma aventura que revolucionou a música electrónica. Em 1997 saiu o primeiro trabalho dos «Daft Punk», «Homework», com duas bombas musicais - «Da Funk» e «Around The World». Os «Daft Punk» começam a ter uma notoriedade que vai explodir com as músicas do segundo álbum, aliado a videoclipes com desenhos animados japoneses, os mangas. Dos sucessos musicais constam «One More Time», «Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger» ou ainda «Digital Love». Depois seguiram-se mais dois álbuns: «Human After All» e «Random Access Memories», sendo que o derradeiro grande sucesso musical foi a canção «Get Lucky» em colaboração com o cantor Pharrell Williams. Após quatro álbuns, os dois músicos que sempre estiveram escondidos atrás de capacetes à imagem do que pode ser visto nos filmes da Guerra das Estrelas, decidiram anunciar o fim da colaboração a 22 de Fevereiro de 2021. A RFI falou com Pedro Cazanova, DJ português de 43 anos, que viveu a ascensão do grupo francês, tendo aliás utilizado músicas dos «Daft Punk» quando se produzia em clubes.  Pedro Cazanova admitiu que o grupo revolucionou a música electrónica. Quanto ao DJ português este revelou-nos como tem sido a vida de artista com a pandemia de Covid-19. Pedro Cazanova, DJ português cujo primeiro sucesso internacional foi a canção «Selfish Love». Chegamos assim ao fim deste Magazine Artes e do fim de uma era, a dos «Daft Punk». Quanto a nós, voltamos na próxima semana.

Die französischen House-Legenden Daft Punk haben diese Woche ihre Auflösung bekanntgegeben. Mit einer ureigenen Kombination aus Funk- und Disco-Zitaten, pointierten Beat-Mixes und beeindruckenden Videos war das DJ- und Produzenten-Duo aus Paris von Mitte der Neunziger bis in die Jetztzeit einer der größten Pioniergeister für die Pop-Musik der letzten 30 Jahre. Neben den ikonischen Auftritten mit Roboter-Masken stehen Thomas Bangalter und Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo mit Hits wie „Da Funk“, „One More Time“ oder „Get Lucky“ wie kaum eine andere Band für den Club-Sound der 2000er. Carina, Fionn und Mathis entschlüsseln in der 31. Folge von Discothesen, wie French House die Party-Kultur geprägt hat, wie aus Musik-Nerds Konzeptkünstler*innen werden und warum Daft Punk bei allem Mut zur Grenzüberschreitung trotzdem Dogmatiker waren. One more time!

Yo, Daft Punk is over. What better way to celebrate their career than by kicking off the new “Track By Track” series and reviewing their third studio album, Human After All? WASH YOUR HANDS! WEAR A MASK! Social Media Podcast: -Twitter, Facebook, IG, and Letterboxd: @flashcutpod -Email: flashcutpodcast@gmail.com -PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/flashcutpod Mitchell -Twitter: @stoneciphermr -Instagram: @stonecipherm Val -Twitter/Instagram: @valentebabb -Letterboxd: @lack_val

2021年2月，沉寂多时的 Daft Punk 突然宣布解散，空留乐迷一片惊愕。这期节目里，我们逐一重温“蠢朋克”的纪念时刻。 从玩摇滚被乐评人臭骂的毛头小伙，到横扫电子与流行乐世界的超级王牌，Thomas 和 Guy-Manuel 两个发小的友谊走过了不止28年，“蠢朋克”解散也并不是一个悲伤的句号。 本期节目简洁地回顾了 Daft Punk 组队生涯的多个重要节点：打入舞曲行业的高光时刻，音乐风格的变化轨迹，丰富多彩的影像趣味，“逆天改命”的2006年 Coachella 现场，四张录音室专辑的亮点回顾，以及一个核心问题：戴上面具、“变身机器人”的决定，在流行音乐的世界里意味着什么？ 【Show Notes】 00:30 Opening & 众人皆知的队名来历； 03:12 "Da Funk", mv 与首张专辑 "Homework"; 07:47 Daft Punk 戴上面具意味着什么？ 13:48 "Discovery", 动画片《星际5555》与美国市场； 18:17 "Human After All" 的猛转折与 Coachella 的绝地逆转； 24:05 "Tron: Legacy" 与“向真人回归”； 30:45 "Random Access Memories" 的意义。 *微博/网易云/小宇宙 @线性方舟 *撰稿/录音/剪辑/包装：方舟 *题图设计：YOFAK *《周末变奏》WX听友群 群主：aharddaysnight

Il fallait bien une occasion très spéciale pour provoquer un nouveau numéro du podcast Enjoy The Noise... rien de moins que la dissolution du duo français Daft Punk, le groupe sans qui Enjoy The Noise n'aurait, tout simplement, jamais existé ! A travers cette émission enregistrée en live, je tenais à rendre hommage à ce duo immensément populaire et qui, en une poignée d'albums seulement, aura conquis le monde et fait naître d'innombrables vocations. A ce titre, mes trois invités et moi-même représentons trois générations de fans de Daft Punk, des années 90 aux années 2010. 

2021.02.22-én feloszlott a Daft Punk. Kicsit a gyerekkoromnak vége! Sajnos Nincs többé Daft Punk! Thomas Bangalter és Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo 1993-ban alakította meg az együttest. A francia duó az Epilogue című új videójukkal jelentette be, hogy 28 év után feloszlanak. Pár nagy slágerük...a sok közül: Around the World Da Funk One More Time Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Get Lucky Öt nagylemez: Homework, Discovery, Human After All, TRON Legacy Soundtrack, Random Access Memories #Daft #Punk #feloszlott, #music #cool music, #epilogue Rip Daft Punk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuDX6wNfjqc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGBhQbmPwH8 Daft Punk - Alive 1997 (Official audio): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JSQVYhNcRs Daft Punk/ Michel Gondry's "Around the World" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JPa3BNi6l4

The legendary dance duo has called it quits 28 years after forming in Paris Daft Punk, the Parisian duo responsible for some of the most popular dance and pop songs ever made, have split. They broke the news with an 8-minute video titled “Epilogue,” excerpted from their 2006 film Electroma. Asked if Daft Punk were no more, their longtime publicist Kathryn Frazier confirmed the news to Pitchfork but gave no reason for the breakup. Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo formed Daft Punk in Paris in 1993, helping to define the French touch style of house music. Their debut album, 1997's Homework, was a dance music landmark, featuring classic singles “Around the World” and “Da Funk.” By the release of its follow-up, Discovery, in 2001, the duo had taken to making public appearances in the robot outfits that became their trademark. The singles “One More Time” and “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” cemented them as global superstars. Their imprint in the popular imagination continued to deepen in subsequent years, with records including third album Human After All, live LP Alive 2007, and the Tron: Legacy soundtrack album. Twenty years into their career, Daft Punk blew up once more with “Get Lucky,” the lead single of their 2013 album Random Access Memories. The ubiquitous track sold millions of copies around the world and won two Grammys for the duo and guests Nile Rodgers and Pharrell Williams, both of whom also featured on follow-up single “Lose Yourself to Dance.” Random Access Memories earned Daft Punk a further three Grammys, including Album of the Year, and the ceremony hosted one of the last stagings of their spectacular live show. “When you know how a magic trick is done, it's so depressing,” Bangalter told Pitchfork in a 2013 Cover Story. “We focus on the illusion because giving away how it's done instantly shuts down the sense of excitement and innocence.” The year of Random Access Memories' release, Daft Punk were also credited with co-production on several tracks from Kanye West's Yeezus, including the formidable opening trio of “On Sight,” “Black Skinhead,” and “I Am a God.” They would go on to collaborate with the Weeknd on the 2016 single “Starboy”—Daft Punk's first Billboard singles chart topper—as well as a second hit, “I Feel It Coming.”Beyond the singles, their visual identity, interstellar mystique, and party-music ethos inspired generations of artists across genres. LCD Soundsystem's breakout song, “Daft Punk Is Playing at My House,” captured the duo's paradoxical embodiment of hipster cool even as their singles dominated airwaves. They released several batches of incredible holiday merch. They were sampled by R&B greats Janet Jackson and Jazmine Sullivan, parodied in Family Guy and Powerpuff Girls, and celebrated in art galleries around the world. Watch their farewell video below. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode we discuss the record Human After All by Daft Punk.

The Busan Lotte Giants are 5-0 baby!! Top of the KBO, the hometown team finally comes through. Can't wait to be disappointed at some point this season. This episode, I have a special guest, Chris (@gokuffy), talking about two adaptations of No Longer Human! The first is Usamaru Furuya's, published by Vertical, then it's Junji Ito's, published by Viz. The song you heard in this episode was "Human After All" by Daft Punk. As always, you can find me on Twitter @ImpassionateK, and my co-hosts Helen (@WanderinDreamr) and Apryll (@manjiorin) on Twitter at those places in the parenthesis. You can find both of their writing at The Organization of Anti-Social Geniuses, more of Helen's writing at Narrative Investigations, and my writing at the Fandom Post. You can find our guest Chris on Twitter and at his YouTube channel, Cups of Knight Films. Listen Show notes: 0:41 - Chris breaks down Osamu Dazai's version! 13:17 - or hereabouts, we meander into talking about Usamaru Furuya's version! 41:37 - We talk about Junji Ito's version! Next time is an interview with Ryan Estrada, co-writer for Banned Book Club!

The Busan Lotte Giants are 5-0 baby!! Top of the KBO, the hometown team finally comes through. Can’t wait to be disappointed at some point this season. This episode, I have a special guest, Chris (@gokuffy), talking about two adaptations of No Longer Human! The first is Usamaru Furuya’s, published by Vertical, then it’s Junji Ito’s, published by Viz. The song you heard in this episode was “Human After All” by Daft Punk. As always, you can find me on Twitter @ImpassionateK, and my co-hosts Helen (@WanderinDreamr) and Apryll (@manjiorin) on Twitter at those places in the parenthesis. You can find both of their writing at The Organization of Anti-Social Geniuses, more of Helen’s writing at Narrative Investigations, and my writing at the Fandom Post. You can find our guest Chris on Twitter and at his YouTube channel, Cups of Knight Films. Listen Show notes: 0:41 – Chris breaks down Osamu Dazai’s version! 13:17 – or hereabouts, we meander into talking about Usamaru Furuya’s version! 41:37 – We talk about Junji Ito’s version! Next time is an interview with Ryan Estrada, co-writer for Banned Book Club!

I sat down w singer-songwriter Mario Lanza, whose singles "Tried and True", "Distracted", and "Parallax" are available on all streaming platforms. Before this he sang in the band Human After All. We drank Hamm's (obvi) as we discussed playing in barns, going to shows from a young age, Mario's songs, getting out of the service industry, and our mental health journeys. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-slowey/support

Columna sobre Human After All, tercer disco del dúo Daft Punk. Funky Monks - Miércoles de 19 a 20 por www.radiomonk.com.ar

French house duo Daft Punk's place in the annals of music history has long been cemented over the course of their four studio albums. Since bursting onto the scene the pair have revolutionized contemporary electronic music through their distinct-yet-frequently transforming sound, and their experimental visual artistry. (Not even to mention their now-iconic helmets.)In the mid-00s however, their status of unquestionable artistry was briefly thrown into question with the release of their 2005 album Human After All. Audiences were taken aback by its sound, which cast aside their sample-heavy style of electro-house in favor of a blend of minimalist techno, industrial dance, and noise experimentation. Critics and fans were not immediately onboard.It's been many years later and now we're going to find out if Human After All still deserves its reputation as the misfit of Daft Punk's catalogue. Joining Lilz and Patrick is Boston-based electronic musician mynameisblueskye, for a rousing discussion on concept albums, sampling, audience reaction, and more!Local Music Feature: "Patiently Waiting" by Mynameisblueskye

This week we slip back in time to early September, for a conversation with Danny Miller, publisher of Weapons of Reason and co-founder of creative agency Human After All. The serial magazine maker speaks about the mixture of altruism and pragmatism that runs through his projects, including the Publishing Playbook, a free online resource for anyone who wants to make their own magazine, and of course Weapons of Reason, a magazine that wants to inspire positive action in its readers.

Human After All represent a creative agency with a strong and forward thinking creative identity. With its origins at university, they have evolved to become an agency commanding respect from peers, industry and students alike. Having launched Little White Lies magazine, they have gone on to create striking campaigns for the BAFTAs, Studio Canal and Everyman Cinemas, earning them a strong reputation for their work in the movie world. Their portfolio reads as a body of work that might have been compiled by a student with ambitious professional dreams. I meet Paul Willoughby, Victoria Talbot and Angus MacPherson at their London studios to discuss how they have achieved this. We talk about the balance between strong client relationships and creative freedom, the importance of continuing to create personal projects in order to stay fresh and attract exciting client work and why it's crucial to have parameters in place. http://www.humanafterall.co.uk/ - Human After All official website https://twitter.com/HumanAfterAll - Human After All on Twitter https://www.instagram.com/humanafterallstudio/ - Human After All on Instagram http://weaponsofreason.com/ Weapons of Reason Magazine Show sponsored by Illustration Ltd: http://illustrationweb.com Heart Internet - http://heartinternet.co.uk

I really liked how this one turned out; the back half was entirely improvised and I was having a ton of fun. Hope it helps you make something great! Tracklist: 12:02pm Mike Mills by Air on Talkie Walkie (-) 12:06pm Rained The Whole Time (Nicholas Jaar Remix) by Shlomo on - (-) 12:11pm Recurring by Bonobo on Recurring - The Live Sessions EP (-) 12:16pm Language of Memory by Obfusc on Midnight Dome (-) 12:20pm Starlights by Tracy Chattaway on Nightsky (-) 12:24pm A Mobile Over Your Head by Lullatone on Songs That Spin in Circles (-) 12:27pm Autumn Leaves by Imagined Herbal Flows on Floating EP (-) 12:30pm Reel 6 Break 4 (Live Studio Sessions) by Pretty Lights on A Color Map of the Sun (-) 12:33pm Fifth Ave by Gold Panda on Companion (-) 12:37pm Parks by Four Tet on Pause (-) 12:40pm Fragile Memories by Mokhov on Halcyon Days (-) 12:43pm From Where You Are by Peter Buffett on Inside Looking Out (-) 12:48pm Distant Graphite by Blazo on Colors of Jazz (-) 12:49pm Starlit Skies (Emancipator Remix) by Pretty Lights on The Hidden Shades (-) 12:54pm The Fourth Magi :: Side B :: For Romance by Clive Tanaka y su orquesta on Jet Set Siempre 1 (-) 12:59pm Law of Nature by Sixfingers on Midnight Finger Gymnastics (-) 1:02pm Awake by Tycho on Awake (Ghostly International) 1:06pm Out of This World by Michael Menart on Even if It Isn't Right (-) 1:09pm I Felt Fuzzy by Kelpe on I Felt Fuzzy EP (-) 1:12pm 自核 / Jikaku - Michita Remix [Instrumental] by Kaigen, Shing02 on 自核 / Jikaku (-) 1:17pm Del Ray by Sola Rosa on Get It Together (-) 1:20pm Petite by N'To on Petite (-) 1:26pm Not Going Back to the Harbour (Dauwd Remix) by Lanterns on the Lake on Low Tide (-) 1:29pm Youandewan by 1988 on 1988 (-) 1:38pm Move by I'm Not a Gun on We Think As Instruments (-) 1:41pm Simagism by Pogo on Star Charts (-) 1:44pm Assassinator by Copy on Hair Guitar (-) 1:48pm Make Love by Daft Punk on Human After All (-) 1:52pm The Quiet Before the Storm (Thunderbirds are Now! Remix) by From Monuments to Masses on Schools of Thought Content (-) 1:54pm Le Long De La Riviere Tendre (Album Version) by Sébastien Tellier on Le Long De La Riviere Tendre (-)

Everyone likes Daft punk, but I've got a feeling a lot of people don't appreciate their older stuff, so I've knocked this little beauty together, imaginatively entitled 'Matt Hibbert's 'Now That's What I Call Daft Punk' 2013 MiniMix'. It's basically one big 25 minute minimix/megamix/mashup of all my favourite Daft Punk records in chronological order, so starting with Da Funk from 1996 and finishing with 2013's Get Lucky, featuring all the best stuff from their 3 studio albums, Homework, Discovery and Human After All. No remixes included either, it's all originals. Anywho, enough mind numbing chit chat, listen, download, repost, share, like, tweet, FB, comment, do what you want, i think it's decent. Tracklisting in order (not taking into account acapellas and samples, who's even arsed?): 1.Da Funk 2.Around The World 3.Burnin' 4.Revolution 909 5.Rollin N Scratchin 6.Teachers 7.Fresh 8.One More Time 9.Aerodynamic 10.Crescendolls 11.Harder Better Faster Stronger 12.Digital Love 13.Short Circuit 14.Robot Rock 15.Technologic 16.Get Lucky