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Daft Punk Hits 18 Billion Spotify Streams Five Years After Split
✍️ EDM House Network
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 07:45 PM
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The French electronic duo Daft Punk has accumulated over 18 billion streams on Spotify, marking the milestone five years after they announced their split.
French electronic duo Daft Punk, which announced its split in 2021, has now crossed the 18 billion‑stream mark on Spotify. The streaming figure, compiled by the platform, aggregates plays of the pair’s entire catalog, including chart‑topping tracks such as “One More Time,” “Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” and “Get Lucky.”
The milestone arrives five years after the duo’s final album, *Random Access Memories*, and their subsequent retirement from live performances. Despite no new releases, their music continues to attract listeners worldwide, reflecting the lasting impact of their pioneering blend of house, funk and pop.
Industry analysts note that reaching 18 billion streams places Daft Punk among the most‑streamed artists on Spotify, underscoring the duo’s enduring relevance in the global electronic music scene.
The milestone arrives five years after the duo’s final album, *Random Access Memories*, and their subsequent retirement from live performances. Despite no new releases, their music continues to attract listeners worldwide, reflecting the lasting impact of their pioneering blend of house, funk and pop.
Industry analysts note that reaching 18 billion streams places Daft Punk among the most‑streamed artists on Spotify, underscoring the duo’s enduring relevance in the global electronic music scene.