This was announced by Paul McCartney, who was a member of the band that was popular in the 1960s
London: The last recording of The Beatles band, which was a wave in the 1960s, is reaching the outside world. The move comes decades after the band broke up by extracting John Lennon’s voice from old demos with the help of artificial intelligence. This was announced by Paul McCartney.
McCartney told the BBC that the technology was used to separate singers’ voices from background noise during production of director Peter Jackson’s 2021 documentary series, “The Beatles: Get Back.” He added that the new song will be released later this year.
“Jackson managed to get John’s voice out of a little cassette and a piano,” McCartney told BBC radio. McCartney also stated that he could use artificial intelligence to distinguish between them.
“When we decided to make the last Beatles record possible, we used a demo that John had,” he said.
McCartney did not recognize the name of the demo. But the BBC and others say it could be Lennon’s unfinished 1978 love song Now and Then.
The demo was included on a cassette labeled For Pole. The BBC also reported that Yoko Ono, Lennon’s wife, gave the cassette to McCartney.
