Live4ever Exclusive: Andy Bell Gives Us an Update on Beady Eye

By Live4ever
Posted on 12 Jul 2010 at 6:13pm
Andy Bell (photo: Live4ever)

Andy Bell (photo: Live4ever)

Live4ever’s Matt Humphrey met up with Beady Eye’s guitarist and Ex Oasis bassist Andy Bell earlier today. Andy had been visiting London’s  bustling Oxford Street Selfrideges where band mate Liam Gallagher’s Pretty Green clothing range is currently for sale.

Andy was kind enough to give us some exclusive behind the scenes info on the progress of Beady Eye’s first album currently being produced and scheduled for release sometime next year.

He revealed that the recording of the Beady Eye album is complete with the mixing stage starting next week and also confirmed what Liam had stated in recent interviews: there will be 2 or 3 singles before the album is released next year.

Don’t expect to see Beady Eye live anytime soon though as they won’t hit the stage until the album is out. He said you can’t play a gig full of songs nobody has heard yet. Andy also gave us some insight regarding the songwriting distribution on the album. Liam has penned 5 songs for the record, Gem Archer and (Andy) contributed around 3 or 4 each.

The tracks on the album are a mixture of tunes that they had been working on over the years as well as new ones. Andy also confirmed that Liam will indeed be on lead vocals on every single song, but that Gem’s and (Andy’s) backing vocals are all over the album. He labeled the album pure pop music, but rock n’ roll at the same time.

Bell looked genuinely very excited, enthusiastic and proud of what they’ve recorded so far and is even looking forward to the next record. “Oh don’t worry, we’ve got loads of songs” he assured us.

Check back often for the very latest on Liam Gallagher’s new band and album.







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5 comments

  1. britishforlive

    Great to finally get one of the other band members to talk about the new project! Brilliant guys ;>)

  2. Anonymous

    Cool, glad to hear things are going well, feeling more n more confident, as well as curious, as to what sorta stuff they’re gonna be putting out.

  3. he needs to get ride back together

  4. Tom

    True that. Ride was a far better band than Oasis. I wish he’d even re-form Ride as a side project, similar to when Jeff Tweedy plays with Golden Smog or other collaborations.

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