>> Sons of Lennon and McCartney released a joint song/Collage
Last year, The Beatles' new song “Now And Then” was released, which was promoted as the band's final single. But there's a new couple, McCartney and Lennon.
Son of Paul and the late Linda McCartney (and youngest child), James McCartney has released a new song with his close friend and son of John Lennon, Sean Ono Lennon. They co-wrote a song called “Primrose Hill”, writes Variety.
I had a vision when I was a child in Scotland of that beautiful summer day. After letting him go, I saw my true love and savior in my mind's eye. “Primrose Hill” is about how I started to move forward and find that person,
– wrote James McCartney on his page on the X network on April 2, on the eve of the song's release.
Post by James McCartney
James McCartney has contributed to the solo music of both his parents and has also released several of his own records. Sean Ono Lennon released several solo records and performed with bands such as Cibo Matto, his own Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, and Lennon Claypool Delirium (with Primus bassist singer Les Claypool).
Paul McCartney also turned to social networks to promote his son's song, writing on Facebook about the collaboration: “My son James has a new song out called 'Primrose Hill' – check it out! And much love to Sean Ono Lennon who co-wrote the song.”
In an April 15 video shot by his sister Mary McCartney, James dancing to the ballad against the night sky.
“Kissed beneath the stars…”
Thanks for all the love for my new single 'Primrose Hill'! There's still time to enter the 'Primrose Hill' Music Video Contest – go to https://t.co/R8UZlpjUxX for more info.
Shout out to my sis Mary for this video pic.twitter.com/phsBWv5Inv
— James McCartney (@JamesMcCartney_) April 15, 2024
Along with the song, James McCartney is running a contest asking couples to share videos that capture the essence of love and romance in their favorite place. Videos to be submitted by April 19 must use a song in the video. The winners will have the opportunity to star in a clip for the composition.