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solo album, The former Beatle and sometimes one-man band, McCartney says he started working on the new album back in March when pandemic-related lockdowns left him with little else to do to keep busy but write and record music. McCartney told Chris Rock in an interview Thursday evening for YouTube 'RELEASED' that he initially dropped into the studio this spring to work on something for a film project. One thing led to another and he began ironing out old song ideas and coming up with new ones, recording every instrument and every vocal harmony by himself. The result is a typically playful...

McCartney III, is out today and Sir Paul is talking about his inspiration behind it. Just like McCartney in 1970 and 1980's  McCartney II, McCartney played all the instruments and did all the vocals on this latest album. Paul talked about what led him to record McCartney III:(courtesy of BBC Radio 6 Music) "I didn't know I was making an album and that really makes a difference. 'Cause, I just went in, and, as I say I had this little bit of film music -- the guy was making a film for me -- [and] he wanted a little bit of intro music and then a little bit of credits, a little instrumental, ...

Elaine Chung In 1970, Paul McCartney was in crisis. The Beatles were falling apart. Who was he without his bandmates and what kind of music would he make? He banged out a bunch of songs in isolation, playing all the instruments himself and recording on basic equipment, and released the results under the title McCartney. In 1980, Paul McCartney was in crisis. He had just broken up his band, Wings, after he got busted in Japan for marijuana possession and spent nine days in jail. Now what was he supposed to do? He dug up some home recordings he had made the previous summer—experimental sket...

solo album, The former Beatle and sometimes one-man band, McCartney says he started working on the new album back in March when pandemic-related lockdowns left him with little else to do to keep busy but write and record music. McCartney told Chris Rock in an interview Thursday evening for YouTube 'RELEASED' that he initially dropped into the studio this spring to work on something for a film project. One thing led to another and he began ironing out old song ideas and coming up with new ones, recording every instrument and every vocal harmony by himself. The result is a typically playful...

Rolling Stone. Connecting it to McCartney’s storied 1971 LP and to Taylor Swift’s new record, he says: “It’s basically Ram meets Folklore.” The review notes that Paul has “never wanted to settle for being a nostalgia artist – that’s always set him apart from his generational peers. He takes pride in moving forward.” Fans can now also enjoy an all-new, 13-minute edition of the YouTube Originals series Released, in which the former Beatle talks about the record with comedian-actor Chris Rock. In the show, McCartney discussed how he made it at home during “rockdown.” ...