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It was 1994, and legendary techno duo Slam were booked to play an event in Disneyland Paris. 鈥淲e had a couple of days to kill, and a friend got in touch to say he knew these two young French musicians who wanted to give us music they鈥檇 made.鈥�

The 鈥測oung French musicians鈥� Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de 麻豆约拍m-Christo were still in their teens at that point, and Daft Punk was under a year old. Stuart McMillan distinctly remembers hearing their 4-track demo for the first time; 鈥淲e were blown away!鈥�

Composed of Orde Meikle and Stuart McMillan, Slam launched independent electronic record label Soma in 1991. It had a very DIY ethos. Along with manager Dave Clarke, they鈥檇 overseen a number of influential releases. It was Slam鈥檚 own track 鈥楶ositive Education鈥� that piqued Thomas and Guy-Manuel鈥檚 interest. They recognised Slam as kindred spirits, and Soma as the label they wanted to launch Daft Punk, and that's when things went really wild.

This is the story of Daft Punk's earliest beginnings on Glasgow's techno scene.

Narration written by Kirstin Innes
Narrated by Kate Dickie
Mixed by Alison Rhynas
Produced by Victoria McArthur