Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky” may have stolen the summer with its relentlessly catchy guitar riffs, but it was far from the only song on Random Access Memories that was worth dancing along to. The album’s second single — and its other addictive track featuring Pharrell Williams on vocals and Nile Rodgers on guitar — “Lose Yourself to Dance,” now has a proper music video, and it’s the group’s first one since the Tron soundtrack back in 2010. Though it’s unlikely to become as iconic as some of the band’s earlier videos, “Lose Yourself to Dance” presents a poised, cool look at the robot duo and their two star collaborators as they groove their way through one of the album’s finer tracks.
Daft Punk release dazzling disco music video for ‘Lose Yourself to Dance’
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