Daft Punk ‘Random Access Memories’ drummer reveals unreleased album completed 7 years ago

During a recent interview with alt.news 26:46, the student-run media organization at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, one of the percussionists involved in recording Daft Punk final album, “Random Access Memories,” spilled the beans on a hidden gem in the duo’s archives. Known mononymously as Quinn, the musician shared insights into collaborating with the legendary electronic music duo, reminiscing about contributing to tracks like “Give Life Back to Music,” “Instant Crush,” and “Touch.”

Surprising revelations came about halfway through the interview when Quinn casually dropped the bombshell that he and guitarist Paul Jackson Jr. had assisted Daft Punk in working on another album immediately after completing “Random Access Memories” in 2012. The elusive nature of Daft Punk and their subsequent disbandment meant that the existence of this unreleased album remained undisclosed by the duo.

What’s intriguing, however, is Quinn’s disclosure that the robots had given him the green light to discuss the unreleased album, providing a glimmer of hope for fans who eagerly anticipate its potential release.

In a testament to Daft Punk’s enduring legacy, the duo recently achieved another milestone, surpassing 1 billion streams on their hit collaboration “Get Lucky” with Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers. Additionally, their partnership with The Weeknd on “Starboy” amassed over 3 billion streams on Spotify alone, securing its place as the platform’s fifth-most streamed track in history.

H/T: EDM.com