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Artist Biography For Stardust
There Are Or Were At Some Point At Least Three Different Acts Called Stardust. 1. Stardust Was A French House Band.
2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived British Pop/rock Band Of The Early 1970s.
3. Stardust Is An Alias For New Jersey United States-Based Garage House Act Blaze. Additional Information On These Acts... 1. Stardust Was A French House Supergroup. Formed In Paris France It Was A One-Time Musical Collaboration Consisting Of Producers Thomas Bangalter Of Daft Punk Alan Braxe And Vocalist Benjamin Diamond. The Short-Lived Group Released The Popular Club Track Titled "Music Sounds Better With You" In 1998. 2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived English Pop/rock Outfit Of The 1970s. Formed In August 1973 In St. Alban's By Frontman Jeff Cloves And Also Featuring Guitarist Pete Sutton Stardust Released A Couple Of Cloves-Penned Tunes In The Month Of The Band's Formation 'Goldie Oldie Show' B/w 'I Don't Care'. Jeff Cloves Was Also A Poet And A Music Journalist.
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Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
"Music Sounds Better With You" Is The Only Song By French House Trio Stardust Released On 20 July 1998. Stardust Comprised Thomas Bangalter From Daft Punk DJ Alan Braxe And Vocalist Benjamin Diamond. It Is A Dance Track Built From A Guitar Riff Sampled From The 1981 Chaka Khan Song "Fate". "Music Sounds Better With You" Was Initially Released On Bangalter's Label Roulé Followed By A Wider Release On Virgin Records Accompanied By A Music Video Directed By Michel Gondry. It Debuted At Number Two On The UK Singles Chart In August 1998 And Stayed There For Two Weeks Becoming One Of The UK's Bestselling Singles That Year. It Also Spent Two Weeks At The Top Of The US Billboard Dance Club Songs Chart. It Received Positive Reviews And Has Been Named One Of The Greatest Dance Songs Of All Time By Several Publications. After The Single's Release Stardust Disbanded Believing It Created "a Certain Magic And Mystery".
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Biography - Stardust
There Are Or Were At Some Point At Least Three Different Acts Called Stardust. 1. Stardust Was A French House Band.
2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived British Pop/rock Band Of The Early 1970s.
3. Stardust Is An Alias For New Jersey United States-Based Garage House Act Blaze. Additional Information On These Acts... 1. Stardust Was A French House Supergroup. Formed In Paris France It Was A One-Time Musical Collaboration Consisting Of Producers Thomas Bangalter Of Daft Punk Alan Braxe And Vocalist Benjamin Diamond. The Short-Lived Group Released The Popular Club Track Titled "Music Sounds Better With You" In 1998. 2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived English Pop/rock Outfit Of The 1970s. Formed In August 1973 In St. Alban's By Frontman Jeff Cloves And Also Featuring Guitarist Pete Sutton Stardust Released A Couple Of Cloves-Penned Tunes In The Month Of The Band's Formation 'Goldie Oldie Show' B/w 'I Don't Care'. Jeff Cloves Was Also A Poet And A Music Journalist. read less
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2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived British Pop/rock Band Of The Early 1970s.
3. Stardust Is An Alias For New Jersey United States-Based Garage House Act Blaze. Additional Information On These Acts... 1. Stardust Was A French House Supergroup. Formed In Paris France It Was A One-Time Musical Collaboration Consisting Of Producers Thomas Bangalter Of Daft Punk Alan Braxe And Vocalist Benjamin Diamond. The Short-Lived Group Released The Popular Club Track Titled "Music Sounds Better With You" In 1998. 2. Stardust Was A Short-Lived English Pop/rock Outfit Of The 1970s. Formed In August 1973 In St. Alban's By Frontman Jeff Cloves And Also Featuring Guitarist Pete Sutton Stardust Released A Couple Of Cloves-Penned Tunes In The Month Of The Band's Formation 'Goldie Oldie Show' B/w 'I Don't Care'. Jeff Cloves Was Also A Poet And A Music Journalist. read less
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"Music Sounds Better with You" is the only song by French house trio Stardust, released on 20 July 1998. Stardust comprised Thomas Bangalter from Daft Punk, DJ Alan Braxe, and vocalist Benjamin Diamond. It is a dance track built from a guitar riff sampled from the 1981 Chaka Khan song "Fate".
"Music Sounds Better with You" was initially released on Bangalter's label Roulé, followed by a wider release on Virgin Records, accompanied by a music video directed by Michel Gondry. It debuted at number two on the UK Singles Chart in August 1998 and stayed there for two weeks, becoming one of the UK's bestselling singles that year. It also spent two weeks at the top of the US Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. It received positive reviews and has been named one of the greatest dance songs of all time by several publications. After the single's release, Stardust disbanded, believing it created "a certain magic and mystery". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.