The song “Now and Then” was written by John Lennon in the late 70s but was never released. Decades later, thanks to modern technology, Lennon’s voice was recreated and the song was released in full.
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, the two surviving members of the legendary band, joined forces to bring this unique musical experience to the world.
“Now and Then” captures the spirit of the band’s later work, complete with AI-generated harmonies. The track is described as The Beatles’ “last song” and is intended to be the culmination of their rich legacy.
But this move raises ethical and moral questions in the entertainment industry: Is it right to use the works and voices of deceased artists to create new works?
Source: Ferra
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