Music’s most recognized robots (sorry Kraftwerk) have now partnered with the world’s most recognized brand, Coca-Cola, for a limited edition series of gold and silver bottles to be made available in French clubs, and in limited qualities at Paris fashion temple, Collette. It’s the latest move by Daft Punk in what is clearly an ambition to become the world’s most famous robots, period. Of course, it’s gonna take more than single country ad campaign to topple reigning champions R2-D2 and C-3Po, but given this 2009 Addidas ad, their intentions seem clear.
There’s also what is allegedly a television advertisement to go with the Coca-Cola campaign, containing what we have to assum is music made by Daft Punk to help sell the world a Coke.
I’d buy a bottle. Looks cool.
This is obviously TheThirdTwin!They use that same synth and vocal effect in every song!Sounds like Ableton’s Operator and Vocoder.They also need to learn how to master their songs,or get their uncle to do it.This reeks of fakeness,i can’t believe URB actually posted this hot pile of counterfeit garbage!!!LMAO!
This music is to much better for being Daft Punk. I think their nephews: Yvan and Virgille did the music, the real successor of the parisian duo: The Third Twin
http://www.youtube.com/user/thethirdtwinchannel
gave us the first taste, “Just For Show,” last night. So it seemed like a good time to look back on nearly two decades of Atmosphere’s best tunes. Consider it a primer of the young’uns, and a refresher course for the old heads.
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