Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" has been "leaked" about thousand times by now, but on Wednesday, it appears as though the actual thing finally hit the web.The song, which features Pharrell Williams on vocals and Nile Rodgers on guitar, clocks in at just over four minutes and delivers on the funky promise of the many teasers the French house duo debuted during "Saturday Night Live" and at Coachella's first weekend.
Multiple false versions of the track mostly comprised of loops stitched together by zealous fans and trolls -- permeated the internet in the days up to this leak. Stereogum posted a fake version and later deleted an article on the song, and just Wednesday, none other than Rolling Stone promoted a fan-made track as though it was the real thing.The main difference between those tunes and this version: Pharrell actually has verses on this one.
Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" has been "leaked" about thousand times by now, but on Wednesday, it appears as though the actual thing finally hit the web.The song, which features Pharrell Williams on vocals and Nile Rodgers on guitar, clocks in at just over four minutes and delivers on the funky promise of the many teasers the French house duo debuted during "Saturday Night Live" and at Coachella's first weekend.
Multiple false versions of the track mostly comprised of loops stitched together by zealous fans and trolls -- permeated the internet in the days up to this leak. Stereogum posted a fake version and later deleted an article on the song, and just Wednesday, none other than Rolling Stone promoted a fan-made track as though it was the real thing.The main difference between those tunes and this version: Pharrell actually has verses on this one.
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