You probably know electronic music and its artists, like Marshmello, Diplo, or Daft Punk. But do you know Delia Derbyshire, the English composer and unsung hero of electronic music? She significantly contributed to its development, gaining recognition for her creation of the Dr. Who theme song. But not before facing obstacles simply for being a woman. She was once rejected by Decca Studios before joining BBC where she would remain for more than a decade. She pressed on, inspiring the genre long

This video revisits a milestone in electronic music history. In 2009, Daft Punk received their first-ever Grammy Award, winning Best Dance Recording and officially marking their impact on mainstream music recognition. After years of shaping the sound of electronic and dance music from behind their iconic helmets, the win represented a turning point — not just for the duo, but for the genre itself. It showed that electronic music had fully crossed into the global spotlight. The moment stands as a