🎸 A NEW ERA OF ROCK MUSIC: Lost Beatles Recordings Discovered — Never-Before-Heard Tracks Set for Release!
In what is already being called one of the most monumental discoveries in music history, never-before-heard recordings from The Beatles have been uncovered and are officially being prepared for public release. The tapes — thought to have been lost for over five decades — were discovered in a vault beneath a former EMI recording facility in London and include six fully completed songs featuring John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
The collection, titled Echoes of Yesterday, includes original compositions believed to have been recorded in early 1968, during a creative period between Magical Mystery Tour and The White Album. The material offers a rare glimpse into the transitional sonic landscape of the Fab Four — blending psychedelic tones, raw acoustic harmonies, and experimental instrumentation.
Music producers and historians who’ve reviewed the tapes describe the recordings as “mind-blowing,” with one track featuring Lennon and Harrison harmonizing over a stripped-down sitar riff, and another — reportedly titled “Raincloud Serenade” — showcasing McCartney on piano and Ringo’s rhythmic brilliance in an unreleased jazz-style arrangement.
In a joint statement, surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr confirmed the authenticity of the recordings and expressed their excitement. “It’s like hearing our past speak to us in a new voice,” McCartney said. “These songs deserve to be heard.”
The album is set for a worldwide release this fall, alongside a Netflix documentary that chronicles the discovery, restoration process, and historical context of the recordings.
🎥 Watch the full video revealing the recovered tracks, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive interviews with McCartney and Starr below — this is more than an album. It’s history reborn. ⬇️⬇️