Todd "the God" Edwards is a Garage music legend who recently moved from his native New Jersey to Los Angeles. This city couldn't be happier to have him, including LA residents DAFT PUNK, who collaborated with Todd previously and now again for the new album Random Access Memories. Check out the video above for insight into the process.
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