Liam Gallagher Responds To Lost Album Made By Artificial Intelligence

Liam Gallagher has responded to the news of a “lost” Oasis album being created by artificial intelligence (AI). The AI-generated album was made using lyrics from all eight of the band’s studio albums.
The project, which was put together by British tech company Jukedeck, used an algorithm to create 10 new tracks that sound like they could have been written and recorded by Oasis in their heyday.
Gallagher took to Twitter on Tuesday night (May 11) to respond to the news with a typically tongue-in-cheek tweet: “I’ve heard it and I think it sounds great! Not sure about Noel though…” he wrote, referring to his brother and former Oasis bandmate Noel Gallagher.
He then added: “It’s not as good as Heathen Chemistry but still pretty cool! #OASISAI #JUKEDECK.” Heathen Chemistry is the fifth studio album released by Oasis back in 2002.
Noel has yet to comment on the AI project or Liam’s response, but fans were quick to react positively – one user replied: “This is amazing!!! Love how you can laugh at yourself LG x”. Another said: “That’s brilliant mate!”
The AI project comes after both brothers have recently hinted at a possible reunion for Oasis – something that many fans had given up hope of ever happening following their acrimonious split in 2009. However, despite Liam previously saying that he would be open for talks if his brother apologised first, no further progress appears likely anytime soon.
In other news related to Liam Gallagher this week, he announced details of his upcoming second solo album ‘Why Me? Why Not’. It will be released on September 20 via Warner Records and features lead single ‘Shockwave’, which dropped last month along with its accompanying video directed by François Rousselet.
Liam Gallagher responds to “lost” Oasis album made by AI | Liam Gallagher Responds To Lost Album Made By Artificial Intelligence | Music | NME