Daisy Jones & the Six is all set to release its upcoming series. Based on Taylor Jenkins Reid’s novel, Daisy Jones & the Six will follow the storyline of a 1970s band on the way to stardom.
The band has two lead singers, Daisy Jones (keough) and Billy Dunne (claflin). And the series will revolve around both. A trailer for the same was released on Wednesday.
What’s the trailer about? When will Daisy Jones & the Six be released on Prime Video? What is the plot of this series? Read further to get your answer.
Here’s the trailer for Daisy Jones & the Six.
The Daisy Jones & the Six trailer for the upcoming Prime Video series released this Wednesday shows the band’s life exploding after the release of a song. The series is adapted from the New York Times bestseller, written by Taylor Jenkins Reid.
The trailer shows the chemistry between Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne, the band’s lead singer. At first, they seemed very aggravated with one another while recording the song that would prove to be the reason for their fame. But soon, their chemistry went from professional to personal. And then begins the story.
The Daisy Jones & the Six trailer is crammed with chords, instruments, raw emotion, everybody’s beloved stage rage, romantic connections, and the band’s journey from the ground up. It has everything a musical cinematic work needs to perform well in the eyes of the audience.
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This series contains many top-notch songs that are already buzzing in the ears of the audience. This includes the iconic song Look at Us Now (Honeycomb). This song is the second song released after Regret Me, another song from the series.
All songs from the series are part of a fictional album entitled Aurora. The album will be released alongside the series on March 3.
Talks about the team that made Daisy Jones & the Six, including Grammy-winning songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills. Co-writing credit for the film goes to Marcus Mumford, Phoebe Bridgers, and Jackson Browne.
Additional production provided by Tony Berg. The album includes instrumentalists from Rilo Kiley, the Who, Nine Inch Nails, Pearl Jam, David Bowie, Elton John, Jeff Beck, and the Wallflowers.
