Noel Gallagher has launched a new documentary series The Making Of Council Skies, which was directed by his daughter Anaïs.
The former Oasis guitarist took to his Instagram account to share that he will be releasing the four-part docuseries The Making Of Council Skies in celebration of the first anniversary of the High Flying Birds’ fourth studio album ‘Council Skies‘.
He also revealed that the series, shot by his daughter Anaïs and edited by Jamie Carter, will give fans an inside view of the album’s recording process. “To mark the one year anniversary of ‘Council Skies’ a new four part docu-series, ‘The Making Of Council Skies’, will be released on the brand new Noel Gallagher F.C!,” began the caption of his post.
It continued: “The series, shot by @gallagher_anais and edited by Jamie Carter, gives viewers exclusive fly on the wall access to the recording process at Noel’s Studio, Lone Star Sound. A new episode will be made available weekly. Watch episode one now via the link in bio.” Fans can watch the first episode by joining Gallagher’s fan club here.
This is not the first time the ‘In The Heat Of The Moment’ singer has teamed up with his daughter for her photography/directing skills. Back in 2019, she went on tour with him as his photographer.
She also directed the music video for Inhaler‘s single ‘My Honest Face’ – alongside Glenn Hanstock, Sam Hannigan, and edited by Jack Ridley – from the Dublin-based band’s debut album ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This‘.
Anaïs has also previously modelled for Italian luxury brand Dolce & Gabbana and has worked with brands such as Mulberry and Levi’s.
In other news, Liam Gallagher recently dedicated a song to Noel at his ‘Definitely Maybe’ show in Cardiff and told the crowd that his brother was “still playing hard to get” regarding an Oasis reunion.
The post Noel Gallagher launches new ‘Council Skies’ documentary series directed by daughter Anaïs appeared first on NME.
Noel Gallagher launches new ‘Council Skies’ documentary series directed by daughter Anaïs
Source: Pinas Mabuhay
0 Comments