Happy Hour>>RDJ2 https://bit.ly/radiodj2>> 5th March from 19:45EET (18:45CET) & 7th March from 09:00EET (08:00CET) / 21:00EET (20:00CET), you can listen the album "Homework (25th Anniversary Edition)" by Daft Punk, album released on February 2nd, 2022.
A year to the day since announcing their break up, Daft Punk are back in action to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking 1997 album Homework with a new digital release, vinyl reissues and a one-time livestream of a rare performance without their signature helmets.
Earlier this afternoon, social media profiles for the French duo of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo shared photos of the Daft Punk logo that adorned Homework's cover, in addition to a flyer from their supporting "Daftendirektour" and an illuminated marquee advertising their appearance at the Mayan Theatre in Los Angeles.
Hours later, those three teasers now culminate in a deluxe digital reissue of Homework, along with a one-time-only livestream of that Mayan Theatre concert you can tune into here via Twitch. Homework's 25th anniversary edition brings together the original album and a slew of remixes from Masters At Work, DJ Sneak, Todd Terry, Motorbass, Slam, Ian Pooley, I:Cube, Roger Sanchez & Junior Sanchez — nine of which have never appeared on DSPs before. The Mayan Theatre concert notably features Bangalter and Homem-Christo behind the decks without their iconic Daft Punk helmets. Of course, the "Daftendirektour" which featured this Los Angeles performance led the duo to record and release their first live album, Alive 1997. Daft Punk have also announced that in the physical realm, both Homework and Alive 1997 will come back to vinyl worldwide on April 15, with further pre-order information soon to come through their official website. Upon its release, Homework brought greater attention to French house music on the strength of singles like "Da Funk" and "Around the World." Bangalter shared in an interview following Homework's release that its title was derived from "the fact that we made the record at home, very cheaply, very quickly, and spontaneously, trying to do cool stuff." Daft Punk would not deliver sophomore follow-up Discovery until 2001. Third album Human After All would follow in 2005, while the duo's most recent studio effort remains 2013's Random Access Memories.
