Liam Gallagher spoke positively about the Oasis Fake Songs, which were released on YouTube on April 14th.
Liam Gallagher has reacted on Twitter to the ‘lost’ Oasis album which recently went viral. Of course, this is not a real record by the Britpop band, but an AI project. The indie band Breezer wrote eight of their own songs and overlaid them with Liam Gallagher’s voice, which was imitated by artificial intelligence. The album is titled AISIS and surfaced online on April 14, 2023.
In addition to many YouTube users who praised AISIS in the comments, Liam Gallagher also spoke positively about the album. When asked on Twitter if he’d heard the project before, the former Oasis singer replied that he’d listened to excerpts. “It’s better than all the other crap out there,” added the 50-year-old.
When another follower asked what he thought of the project, Gallagher replied, “I’m freaking mad, I sound awesome.”
The video description of the album on YouTube states that AISIS was created out of boredom from waiting for Oasis to reunite. Also, the songs presented are based on the band’s line-up between the years 1995 and 1997. So the period when Oasis released the albums (WHAT’S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY? (1995) and BE HERE NOW (1997). The songs are from the lockdown period in 2021, the description goes on to say. Breezer also has other songs with KI-Liam in stock that they would like to release if there is a corresponding demand.
Rumors have been circulating the internet since Noel Gallagher’s split from his wife that Oasis may be reuniting anytime soon. His brother and rival regularly fuels these rumors on his Twitter account.