Robert Smith, lead singer of The Cure, agreed to remix Noel Gallagher’s track, surprising the former Oasis
Noel Gallagher announced remix of his track “Pretty Boy” made by Robert Smith. According to a former member of Oasisthe new version is very similar to the sound of the The Cure. The song is part of your disc council skieswhich is scheduled for June 2 of this year.
In addition to the disc with the compositions of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birdsalbum will feature three remixes. Robert Smith, Pet Shop Boys and David Holmes reworked the musician’s tracks.
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In an interview with BBC Radio Wales (via NME), Santa revealed how he thought about the partnership: “As ‘Pretty Boy‘ developed, began to resemble the golden age of The Cure. It was one of those ideas you used to get in the middle of the night, I wondered if Robert Smith would get involved in it.”
“I asked him and sent him the track. He loved it and remixed it. And I loved it. We had never met before, never talked. But I’ve always been a fan of The Cure and the remix sounds identical to The Curecontinued Gallagher praising Smith.
When checking out one of the band’s concerts, Santa still highlighted how the voice of robert she continues: “They’re amazing. I also like their more modern stuff. It’s dark and melancholy. His voice sounds as good as it did 30 years ago. Amazing.”
Hear the original version of “Pretty Boy,” still without the collaboration of Robert Smith:
Source: Rollingstone
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