This time, let me share two songs in my soundtrack in one whole post.
I want to let you hear the music, not just read what I wrote about it, because sometimes I find it hard to describe songs, unlike music magazine writers—they do it with ease.
Anyway, the thirteenth and fourteenth songs are, consequently, another indie track and another Beatles hit.
The robots-in-public were back with Random Access Memories, including its main single, "Get Lucky".
Daft Punk has done something new, something different from what they did in the past albums, where beats and synths and vocoder-sounds were linked to house and electronic.
Here, they were making a throwback to past sounds. For the first time, the duo were doing drums and guitar. Still, they included some electro.
They even collaborated with many artists for the album, and here in this single they worked with singer Pharell Williams(Happyyy...) and guitarist Nile Rodgers(of the 70's band Chic:"Ahhhhh...Freak out!").
There's even a joke regarding the line "We're up all night to get lucky": isn't that what students do often?
Here's one amazing performance of "Get Lucky", where Stevie Wonder joined them:
Because of my classmate's interest in Beatles' music, as well as a friend's, I got curious about the music of one of the prominent bands in rock and roll music throughout time.
If today girls are going bonkers over 5 Seconds of Summer, or The Vamps, or Before You Exit, before—around the times of my parents, or maybe yours too—girls were crazy over the English 4-piece band.
Nonetheless, Beatles' sound is classic. Like here in this song, I'm taken back to time, as well as good music that made its mark in rock and popular music.
