Lewis Capaldi is not having an easy time. Due to his health problems, the British artist has been forced to cancel several concerts on his new tour, including the concerts he was going to offer in Spain last weekend.
Nevertheless, the artist’s professional schedule scheduled for 2023 continues. In this way, while the countdown to the release of their new studio album is over, Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent, Lewis Capaldi has announced the premiere of his first documentary.
Hand in hand with Netflix, On April 5th, Lewis Capaldi’s documentary will be released worldwide. Under the title of How I’m Feeling Now, (How I feel now), it will arrive a month before the release of his new album, and will offer viewers a personal look at the artist’s life in recent years.
Through their social networks, the artist has opened up about this project: «When the opportunity to make a documentary arose, I had many doubts. I think because I seem pretty open about a lot of things, whether it’s in interviews, on stage or on social media, people assume they know a lot about me and my life, but actually I tend to keep a lot to myself for a reason. preferably,” he said.
Lewis confessed his nervousness about the imminent release of a documentary: “I feel like there are a lot of things that I haven’t talked about before and, actually, The film is much more intimate than I had imagined, so I feel especially vulnerable.” points out the British artist.
Likewise, he has revealed that the title of his documentary is about a song with an imminent release. “The movie is called How I’m Feeling Now and it’s named after a song I wrote and that it will be released on March 17 at midnight. It’s the last song I wrote for my next album and it’s about something I’ve never written about in my music before: my mental health. Obviously, I am fully aware of how lucky I am to have the life that I have. and I know that there are people in much worse situations than mine, but although the last five years have been the best of my life, I would be lying if I said that all this has not taken its toll on me mentally…”, he said.
