bangalter

Thomas Bangalter and Guillaume-Manuel de Homem-Christo have been djing without mask outside of that specific project.

Music Sounds Better With You) on Roule by Bangalter (and Alan Braxe) in June 1998 turned into a massive crossover hit.

The only release by Bangalter on Roule to follow was Trax On Da Rocks Vol.

Guy-Manuel was releasing stuff as The Knight Club on Crydamoure until 2002, but for many people the house party stopped when Bangalter stopped.

I'd say Buckethead is closer to Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo than he is to Banksy.

Not to mention this being on Daft Punk's Wikipedia: > In April 2023, [Thomas] Bangalter released a solo work, the orchestral ballet score Mythologies.

He has done a few records, but is known primarily for his live DJ shows and his collaborations with Thomas Bangalter of Daft Punk (Together and So Much Love To Give).

The distinction Bangalter draws is really about where the actual audio lived: in 12-bit sampler memory, on tape and through analog audio circuits, not as samples and waveforms being crunched inside a CPU.

Thomas Bangalter had zero interest in releasing it, so several white label recreations happened that were produced by unknown DJs (because nobody famous would do it because it would have been lame to do).

> And to confuse matters more, in a 2013 interview with Time Magazine, Bangalter says: > > So we've never actually made music with computers!

Eric Prydz's Call On Me started as a live remix that Thomas Bangalter (of Daft Punk) performed in a set that was copied around a lot and generated a lot of demand for the remix (which didn't actually exist).

During the show, they also played “Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You”, which was also produced by Thomas Bangalter.

It would just be another "artist" backed by the same person or collective as the Ishkur handle, just like the numerous incarnations of Bangalter.

Bangalter said: "A lot of people complain about musicians using Auto-Tune.

" More Spell On You " was actually produced by Daniel Vangarde (a.k.a Thomas Bangalter's father).

Thomas Bangalter's father was a French disco producer and songwriter who helped them a lot in their early career.

Also, like homework, Discovery is very much a homestudio album, recorded at Bangalter's place.

Bangalter had the Roule label as a side project and Guy-Manuel had Crydamoure.