That’s if you can call it work, of course, because it turns out that one of Moroder’s favourite phrases was “Are we working? Don’t think - just do,” which implies that he favoured a spontaneous ...

For nearly three decades, Giorgio Moroder's name only came up if you were a huge electronic music fan or music trivia nerd. In addition to his own twelve studio albums, the many songs the synth-disco ...

“Forget “Touch,” “Instant Crush,” or even “Get Lucky” — the best love song on Daft Punk’s Grammy-winning 2013 album Random Access Memories is “Giorgio by Moroder,” a labyrinthine, freewheeling, and ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Donna Summer's I Feel Love is frequently cited as one of the greatest dance records of all time, ...

When dance music inevitably builds a hall of fame (probably somewhere on the Vegas Strip), Giorgio Moroder could ­justifiably be the first inductee. As one of the founding fathers of disco, Moroder… ...

When it comes to legendary dance musicians, there is perhaps nobody who is more respected than Giorgio Moroder, who is essentially responsible for bringing electronic dance music to the masses back in ...

The iconic Italian disco producer Giorgio Moroder has recorded with Daft Punk, URB reports. Moroder, whose work includes Donna Summer's "I Feel Love", said during an interview at the International ...

If you had single-handedly changed the direction of electronic music, you’d probably take a bit of time off, too. Deja-vu is Giorgio Moroder’s first solo album since a collaboration with Phil Oakey in ...

Synth legend and Daft Punk collaborator Giorgio Moroder has revealed details of his new album ‘Déjà Vu’, his first album for 30 years. Moroder also revealed that the album’s title track featuring Sia ...

From inventing Eurodisco and hi-NRG with Donna Summer to Oscar-winning electronic soundtracks and a glorious conversation with Daft Punk Giovanni Giorgio Moroder’s dream of rock stardom in the ...

Forget all that talk about robots taking our jobs. At the age of 75, disco pioneer Giorgio Moroder has more work than he ever could have imagined, all thanks to a pair of famous French robots.