Homework

Daft Punk
Dance · 1997

Editors’ Notes Wanna dance? The funk-house party of the robots’ debut makes it a stone-cold classic. Using whomping beats, vocoder vocals and razor-edged pop instincts, the 1997 release from French producer/songwriters Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter sparked a disco revival. Homework also proves that house music has unlimited potential on the pop charts, fusing hip-hop swagger, swiggily synths and sparkling '70s glam into wildly catchy, hypnotic tunes like “Da Funk” and “Around the World.” Revolution has rarely sounded so fun.

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16 SONGS, 1 HOUR, 14 MINUTES

RELEASED  JANUARY 20, 1997

℗ 1997 DAFT LIFE UNDER EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO PARLOPHONE RECORDS LTD./PARLOPHONE MUSIC, A DIVISION OF PARLOPHONE MUSIC FRANCE

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