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The influence they had with electronic music help shaped the genre. But also have other artists adding their own twist to their songs. For example from Kanye west's "Stronger", they are known to do new and unique ways to make music and pull out surprising moves that surprise fans. Even though now the Duo has been dormant for a few years after RAM, Maybe someday they do something surprising in the future.

Random Access Memories would have many collaborators on board. With Pharrell Williams performing lead vocals for Lose Yourself to Dance, and Get Lucky. Nile Rodgers with groovy riffs for Both of those songs. Panda Bears vocals for Doin it Right. and many other artists for songs for Within, and Motherboard.

They appeared in many different media, from ads, video games, cameos of other shows, merchandise, and video games. The duo also took the role of composing the soundtrack of the Disney film "TRON Legacy" with a different design for their cameo. Over the years since Discovery, the robot personas have also gone through several iterations for each era. LED visors, to leather suits, to now sci-fi glam.

Even if "Human After All" garnered mixed reviews. They took some of their songs and remixed them in a new way. In 2006, They did a live show at the Coachella Festival and the Alive 2007 world tour with a large pyramid light show, which would be another iconic factor to the Daft Punk brand. The pyramid was an idea taken from their music video for "Technologic" where a little robot is on a small red pyramid.

After Discovery, "Human After All" was released. But this album felt more minimal, darker, and unpolished than its previous album "Discovery." It only took 6 weeks to complete, while Discovery took almost 2 years to make. Some of the songs also got music videos that were directed by the duo themselves. One of them became a film called "Daft Punk's Electroma" having music from other artists, and no dialogue.

2001 marked the release of "Discovery." In this era, the duo became their iconic robot personas. Find ways to break the rules of creating music in creative ways to further shape the genre of EDM. In other media, they collaborated with their own hero Matsumoto, to create a 68-minute film "Interstella 5555" which the Album plays to tell the story.

After the release of the album "Homework". The Duo also had worked on other media outside the Daft Punk brand. From the duo have their own record label for other artists to put their songs in, some would also collaborate, later on, Compose the soundtrack for the film "Tron Legacy", and music videos made for the Homework Album called "D.A.F.T a Story About Dogs, Androids, Firemen, and Tomatoes."