Justice shared a new track called “Randy” yesterday, the second single to be taken from the French electronic group’s upcoming album Woman. 

The duo premiered the six-minute song on BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac show last night. They also shared details on their new LP, which will be Justice’s first full-length release since 2011’s Audio, Video, Disco. 

“'Randy' started as an almost industrial techno track, but we were in such a good mood that day that we ended up making the song as it is that is real like joyful," the group’s Xavier de Rosnay explained. “Like if you're in the car with your best friends or your lover or your kids. And that's the feeling of the whole record I guess.”

The track – which features vocals from long-time collaborator Morgan Phalen – follows on from Justice’s July-released comeback track “Safe and Sound”. 

“We (are) mistaken for a dance music band,” added de Rosnay. “Every time we start with a couple of ideas and as we make the record, they change a lot and they drift a bit, but the general mood we were in was to make a welcoming record.”

There is currently no official release date for Woman, but the duo did tell Mac that fans could expect a release around mid-November. You can check out the album artwork above in the meantime, or listen to “Randy” in full below: