The announcement of this release was made through a mysterious message on The Beatles‘ social networks, which put the minds of all their fans to work, launching endless speculations. They published an image, without description or further details, of a cassette that has a label indicating that it is the “A” side and some letters that cannot be read because of how blurry they are.
In this one, there is only a link that redirects you to the official site of the FabFour. When you click on it, the cassette appears again, but now in animation, leaving you in the same situation. The only thing it allows you to do is to subscribe to the official newsletter of the group that was born in the 60s and was formed by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
If you subscribe like us, the first thing you receive is the confirmation of your subscription, followed by an email with the date October 26 at 7:00 a.m. The Beatles are back, and not with a tribute or a movie about their life. Artificial Intelligence (AI) brought them back to release one last song.
The Beatles Will Release Their Last Song with AI
Apparently, the mystery is solved, and all this would be for the release of their last song “Now and Then,” which Paul McCartney had already announced some time ago. On that occasion, the former Beatle said that they would release a song recorded by John Lennon, and to achieve this, they would use the “Artificial Intelligence” system they used for the documentary “Get Back” by Peter Jackson.
“We have made what will be the last recording of the Beatles, it was a demo of John, from which we have worked (…) We have just finished it, and it will come out this year,” said the singer. “We’ve managed to capture John’s voice and purify it thanks to AI to mix the recording,” concludes the message.
“Now and Then” was written and sung by John Lennon in the late 1970s, from his home in New York.
This story was written in Spanish by Nayeli Párraga in Cultura Colectiva
