[Listen] Stream Giorgio Moroder's First-Ever DJ Set at Brooklyn's Output

For someone who has been such an influential figure in music history, it's surprising that Giorgio Moroder has never performed a live DJ set. Last night that changed. The 73-year-old musician, who recently appeared on Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, dished out a fantastic hour-long set at Brooklyn club Output. Put together by Red Bull Music Academy, the set saw Moroder remixing his own material. He even reworked his collaborative track with Daft Punk, "Giorgio by Moroder." Stream the full set below.

[Watch] Daft Punk Launch Collaborator Video Series; First One Features Giorgio Moroder

It's no secret that Daft Punk have teamed up with a slew of legendary names (Daft Punk themselves are legendary) for their upcoming fourth album Random Access Memories. Included on that list are Chic frontman Nile Rodgers, Paul Williams, Animal Collective’s Panda Bear, Chilly Gonzales, and disco forerunner Giorgio Moroder. The French duo have now teamed up with The Creators Project for a new video series that focuses on these collaborators. First up is none other than Giorgio Moroder.

For eight minutes, the disco titan talks his love for "One More Time", the progression of dance music, discotecs, and Daft Punk's perfectionist nature in the studio. Check it out below.

Random Access Memories drops on May 21st.