French house titans Daft Punk have returned to the studio to work on a follow up to their 2005 album “Human After All”.
The dance duo helped define French music in the electronic era, becoming one of the biggest live attractions in the dance world. Last year’s performance in the Clash Arena at Rock Ness was regarded as one of the top festival moments in the summer of 2007.
Long time Daft Punk manager Busy P explained to In The Mix magazine that “The boys are in a studio in Paris at the moment. And I can’t wait to listen to their new stuff! The good thing is that they are making music at the moment.”
Busy P also announced his intentions to stand down as the manager of Daft Punk to spend more time on his cult imprint Ed Banger.
The last release from Daft Punk was their live DVD “Alive” which documented a show in Paris in 2007. Fans have been made to wait four years (and counting) for the new album, with music lovers around the world eager to catch the band’s next move.
