Daft Punk Officially Releases “Get Lucky” Single, Causes So Many Feels

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After much anticipation, and a ridiculous number of fake leaks, Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” has finally officially released. It’s the first single off their album, Random Access Memories, which should be out in May. We don’t always cover music here at Geekosystem, but Daft Punk is often particularly scrumptious. Give “Get Lucky” a listen, and see for yourself.

Though the single is a collaboration between Daft Punk, Nile Rodgers, and Pharrell Williams, it definitely feels a lot like something that might have been on 2001’s Discovery. There’s something infectious and bubbly about the way the music interlaces with Pharrell’s voice. It’s intoxicating.

You can purchase the song over on iTunes, if owning music is your thing, or you can just keep listening to it right here.

(via Stereogum)

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