The Chemical Brothers’ ‘Let Forever Be’ music video featuring Noel Gallagher remastered in 4K
Directed by Oscar-winning director Michel Gondry and featuring vocals from Noel Gallagher
The Chemical Brothers’ iconic ‘Let Forever Be’ music video has been remastered in 4K.
Originally directed by Oscar-winning director Michel Gondry and featuring vocals from Noel Gallagher, who also co-wrote the song with the Chemical Brothers' Ed Simons and Tom Rowlands, the modernised visual can be viewed via YouTube below.
‘Let Forever Be’ was released in 1999 and appeared on the Chemical Brothers' third studio album 'Surrender'.
Another of the duo's classic videos, 'Galvanize', one of their biggest hits, having shot to No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart and wining the Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording in 2006, was remastered and released last month .
Away from his Chemical Brothers moniker, Rowlands recently teamed up with Norwegian pop artist Aurora Capitol Records to release the new 'RING THE ALARM' single as TOMORA. A remix of the track by Venezuelan raptor house pioneer DJ Babatr followed.
Last year also saw two of the group's classic tracks reimagined by two contemporary artists: YAZZUS, who turned in an edit of 'Hey Boy Her Girl' on her ' The 2000s Pack ', and Chris Lake, who gave ' Galvanize ' a fresh lick of paint on its 20th birthday.
Read Ben Cardew's reflections on how the Chemical Brothers' 'Surrender' became their biggest and brightest album here .
