Thomas Bangalter as a baby.
The first photo was used in an interview last year with Daniel Bangalter (Thomas' father) and the second photo is the cover of a record Daniel produced.

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Thomas Bangalter as a baby.
The first photo was used in an interview last year with Daniel Bangalter (Thomas' father) and the second photo is the cover of a record Daniel produced.

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A clip of Daniel Vangarde/Bangalter being passionate about something, I don’t speak French.
The day my kid went daft punk
Thomas Bangalter’s father performing.
Interview Daniel Vangarde (Mars 2023)

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Sello: Universal – noneFormato: CD, Compilation, Unofficial ReleasePaís: EuropePublicado: 2010Género: Electronic, PopEstilo: DiscoLista de..
The French version of D.I.S.C.O. cowritten by Daniel Vangarde (Bangalter) father of Thomas (silver robot) in Daft Punk.
Or 'The Song That Paid For Thomas' Piano Lessons' :p
More of Daniel Vangarde’s (Thomas Bangalter’s father) music
His role has mainly been to help us decrypt this industry. We don't agree with all his ideas, but with projects like Daft Club, he has functioned as a consultant and is paid as such.
Thomas on his father, Daniel Vangarde (from another article in that issue of Le Monde). He also served as spokesperson for Daft Punk when they were dealing with SACEM (Billboard referred to him as their "manager").