It also catapulted the French house pioneers back to relevance, while becoming another notch on Rodgers' glittery belt. — Eve Barlow
Teased via trailers on SNL and then at Coachella, Daft Punk knew the blockbuster status of this hit so much so that they pre-empted its release in a manner reserved for action-hero movies. The Pharrell Williams- and Nile Rodgers-featuring disco crusade of "Get Lucky" had the world in the palm of its hand, all thanks to a chorus so moreish it became impossible for anyone to talk about any song other than this one in the weeks following its drop. It also catapulted the French house pioneers back to relevance, while becoming another notch on Rodgers' glittery belt. — Eve Barlow