Before we dive into this beautiful set from Fred again.. and Thomas Bangalter, it’s worth stepping back and talking about USB002 itself. USB002 started off as 10 songs, 10 cities, 10 weeks. Fred has never treated touring as a repetitive exercise. USB002 felt less like a standard run of shows and more like a living experiment, reshaped night after night. The energy stayed loose but intentional, grounded in presence rather than perfection. Nothing felt locked in. Everything reacted to the moment. Every city encountered different artists with Fred. If you were lucky, you caught USB002 somewhere across North America or the UK, running from last fall into early this year. If you didn’t, this set offers the next best thing. Press play below and let yourself sink fully into the experience.

By the time USB002 reached Alexandra Palace, that approach had reached its most confident form. Fred didn’t frame the night as a finale. He framed it as a moment. That distinction mattered, especially when Thomas Bangalter stepped into the booth beside him. Thomas had not played in the UK for more than 18 years.

As you watch the set you see it felt like a conversation between two artists who understood timing. The set unfolded patiently. Early moments leaned into subtle house rhythms and long transitions, allowing the room to settle before anything demanded attention. Fred’s style thrives in that space, where emotion creeps in quietly rather than crashing through drops. Bangalter met that energy with restraint, letting classic textures surface naturally instead of dominating the mix. When familiar Daft Punk material appeared, it didn’t arrive with spectacle. It arrived with confidence. Tracks were stretched, reshaped, and blended into Fred’s world rather than isolated as throwback moments. The result felt contemporary, grounded, and surprisingly intimate for a room that size.

As the night progressed, emotion took over quietly, melodies lingered longer and transitions slowed. You could feel the room breathing together. When the final moments arrived, they carried weight without forcing closure. It didn’t feel like an ending. It felt like release. USB002, as a tour, captured something rare in dance music right now. It valued feeling over polish and connection over spectacle. This final set with Bangalter didn’t rewrite history. It acknowledged it, then moved forward without looking back.

For those who were there, this set lets you step right back into that feeling. For everyone else, it offers the closest thing to being in the room for the first time. If this is what Fred again.. and Thomas Bangalter can create now, we hope to see more from these legends! If you want USB002 on vinyl, get it on the official website. Enjoy this set and stay tuned to EDMTunes.