An unpublished song by The Beatles saved with artificial intelligence will be released this year

Over half a century ago, the members of ‘The Beatles’, but the iconic music group’s vast catalog continues to expand. Paul MCCARTNEYone of two ex-Beatles still alive, announced that will release an unpublished song from the bandThat was saved with artificial intelligence.

McCartney explained that in an interview with the BBC the song was a plan by John Lennon that didn’t make it to one of his albums. through artificial intelligence, the production managed to save Lennon’s voice from an old cassette tape.

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“We made what will be the Beatles’ last recording, it was a John demo, which we worked on,” said Paul McCartney, the band’s bassist and vocalist. “We managed to capture and clean John’s voice thanks to the AI ​​to mix the recording”indicated.

The tape containing the recording was titled “For Paul”, and it was recorded by Lennon shortly before his assassination in New York in 1980.

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According to the musician, the song was just finished and will finally see the light of day this year. Although McCartney did not specify the name of the theme, the BBC speculates that the song is called “Occasionally”.

It is not the first time that attempts have been made to associate artificial intelligence with The Beatles. The possibilities offered by AI have already led to several attempts by fans to reunite them, or to cover Paul McCartney’s latest works in his voice from when he was young.

McCartney finds the phenomenon of this technology in music “very interesting.” “It’s something we’re all assimilating right now, trying to understand what it means,” he said.

Beetlemania, all the rage for the ‘Beatles’

During the ten years of living together of Paul MCCARTNEY, John Lennon, George Harrison And Ringo Starr 14 best-selling albums have been released, nearly 1,000 million records were sold and several films were shotS.

While no new music from the band has been released for decades, the phenomenon of beetle mania It is still as alive as ever among the new generations.