The grandfather of modern dance music dazzles a Brooklyn audience in this 75-minute set.

On Monday night, Giorgio Moroder played what was billed as his first-ever DJ set at Brooklyn’s Output, as part of Red Bull Music Academy’s New York takeover. After a vocodered intro, Moroder launches into a retrospective set of career highlights (Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’, ‘Bad Girls’, ‘On the Radio’, and ‘Hot Stuff’), as well as Random Access Memories standout ‘Giorgio by Moroder’.

Listen to the set over on RBMA Radio. Last week, Moroder revealed that he had taken up DJing (he even has a booking agent for it) and that he is collaborating with Avicii. For all things Moroder, check out FACT mixer Mr. Beatnick’s Essential feature.

Before his meme-worthy, high-flying performance at the Billboard Music Awards, the Grammy winner set a timetable for his next releases.

First announced last month, Miguel has planned another series of Art Dealer Chic EPs. The initial triptych hinted at what would come on Kaleidoscope Dream, and like that series, the new three EP series will be freely available online.

“It’ll be under Art Dealer Chic. It’ll be the next three installments… It’ll be [on] July, August and September,” he told Billboard on the red carpet. Somewhat confounding is his promise that it will be paired with attire. “I’m pairing it along with some items I’ve designed myself.”

Previously, Miguel described the EP series as “bigger and better” than the first. Until then, watch this weekend’s performance, or check out his Twitter-ready single with Mariah Carey, ‘#Beautiful’.

The Dungeon Family crew reveal the lead single from their first album since 2004.

Described by Cee Lo as “Public Enemy on acid,” Goodie Mob’s Age Against the Machine is due out on August 27. Judging by lead single ‘Special Education’, it may be more accurately described as “Public Enemy on Skrillex.” Each member gets a chance to shine over a wobbly, glitched-out beat, with guest vocalist Janelle Monae singing the (somewhat incongruous) chorus.

Listen to ‘Special Education’ below. Cee Lo recently announced plans to document Goodie Mob’s reunion in a TBS reality show.

Didn’t like Random Access Memories? There’s hope for you yet.

Daft Punk‘s latest album didn’t appeal to everyone, but don’t give up just yet as the Japanese release of Random Access Memories had a bonus track missing from the regular album release. Entitled ‘Horizon’ it’s possibly the least pop moment on the record, and without guest vocalist or even vocoders the duo recline in a haze of 80s-era Tangerine Dream lens flare.

It’s a fitting end to an album that’s not afraid to wear its yacht rock influences on its sleeve, and we’re kind of miffed it didn’t make it onto the international LP.

Take a listen here. [via Consequence of Sound]

Chief Keef shares his thoughts on everyone’s favourite pasta.

He was only released from Dekalb County Jail this morning after being arrested for disorderly conduct and marijuana possession, but already Keith Cozart is back in the driver’s seat leaking this brand new cut. It’s business as usual for the polarizing rapper, and finds him awkwardly slurring over a decidedly synth-heavy backdrop.

‘Macaroni Time’ isn’t breaking any new ground for the Chicago drill superstar but this is Chief Keef we’re talking about, and from the sounds of things he’s been pretty busy recently. [via Complex]

Montreal’s Jacques Greene continues to reconcile house and R&B on his latest release.

After teasing it yesterday, LuckyMe has detailed the forthcoming release from Jacques Green, the On Your Side EP. From the sound of it, the EP heavily features Greene’s trademark R&B-meets-house sound, most recently heard on his collaboration with Tinashe.

The title track, which premiered today on Zane Lowe’s BBC 1 show, features How To Dress Well’s Tom Krell on vocals. Rounding out the release are the previously-premiered ‘Quicksand’ and new track ‘Faithful’, which includes a “gospel-inflected” hook from Oxford’s Olivier Day Soul.

The On Your Side EP will see digital release on June 3 with a physical release to follow on July 1; pre-orderers can download the radio edit of the title track. The cover art and tracklist are below.

A1 On Your Side ft. How To Dress
B1 Faithful
B2 Quicksand

The song will appear on the soundtrack to the animated Despicable Me 2.

As he did for Despicable Me, Pharrell (and collaborator Heitor Pereira) will be responsible for the music of the animated sequel. The first peak at the soundtrack is ‘Happy’, which finds Pharrell in soul-throwback mode a la Mark Ronson or Janelle Monae. It’s definitely one of his more, er, animated songs.

The Despicable Me 2 soundtrack is due out on June 18, with the film to follow in July. Pharrell recently teased a host of projects in the pipeline, and he appeared on an album you might have heard of. [via Atrilli]

The Bristol producer unveils two new tracks as his sophomore album is pushed back.

Originally due out on May 20, Hyetal’s first album for True Panther, Modern Worship, is now scheduled for a release on June 3. In the meantime, enjoy these two Modern Worship cuts: the stuttering ‘Moving Statues’ (which takes a decidedly ravey turn halfway through) and the glossy, chiptuned ‘Jam The Network’.

Hyetal recently teamed up with fellow Bristolian Kowton as Systems of Desire, and will inaugurate hometown label Happy Skull. FACT recently spoke with Hyetal about escapism, synth-pop inspiration, and working with Jessie Ware.

Return of the Loop Digga.

Madlib‘s sprawling collection of Beat Konducta records still stand as a high point in the producer’s career, and none hit harder than 2010′s Beat Konducta in Africa. Now he’s set to follow that up with a brand new 7″ entitled Rock Kondukta 45, which hints at the kind of sounds we’re due to hear from the forthcoming Rock Konducta LP. From the track previewed below it sounds like Madlib is going deep, draping a typically dusty rhythm with the kind of rock riffs that exist cut into 12″s and LPs most of us never knew existed.

The producer has also announced a very rare show on June 7 at 1015 Folsom in San Francisco, in which he will be exploring the sound of Zambian rock music or Zamrock for short. He’s not coming alone either, the last surviving member of cult Zambian rock act WITCH Emmanuel “Jagari” Chanda will be performing, and should make the whole thing more than a little bit unmissable.

As far as we can tell, the 7″ will only be available at this show, and will be limited to 300 white labels. Best be booking that plane ticket now then. [via Rappcats]

For more info and tickets head here.