Giorgio Moroder doesn’t like the relative silence of electric motors. But rather than complain about the fact that you hear little more than a hum when you turn your electric car on, the legendary ...

Italian producer and composer Giorgio Moroder is largely responsible for disco, house and techno's popularity to this day, his innovative work with synthesizers and boundary-pushing sounds and lyrics ...

Decades after short-sighted music lovers declared “Death before Disco,” one of the glitter ball-era’s main architects has returned to prove the genre’s resilience. The aptly named “Deja Vu” reanimates ...

“Forget “Touch,” “Instant Crush,” or even “Get Lucky” — the best love song on Daft Punk’s Grammy-winning 2013 album Random Access Memories is “Giorgio by Moroder,” a labyrinthine, freewheeling, and ...

When it comes to legendary dance musicians, there is perhaps nobody who is more respected than Giorgio Moroder, who is essentially responsible for bringing electronic dance music to the masses back in ...

It’s fair to say that Giorgio Moroder is relishing his moment in the spotlight. Ever since he was highlighted by his uber-famous fanboys on Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories, the 75-year-old disco ...

Giorgio Moroder initially considered calling his new album "74 Is the New 24" after a song he had written for it. That made a strong statement about the legendary, Italian-born producer who rose to ...

It's been 35 years since Giorgio Moroder and Cher hooked up for a late-night session to produce "Bad Love," the diva's disco rave-up from the soundtrack of the 1980 coming-of-age drama, "Foxes." "We ...

Giorgio Moroder has the honor, and the misfortune, of being on the front lines of two musical eras that eventually fell out of fashion. The 75-year-old songwriter and producer played an instrumental ...

Throughout the 1970s and ’80s, there were few artists as in-demand as Giorgio Moroder, an Italian record producer who would go on to write a plethora of hits and win a handful of Oscars for his work ...

Forget all that talk about robots taking our jobs. At the age of 75, disco pioneer Giorgio Moroder has more work than he ever could have imagined, all thanks to a pair of famous French robots.