The Beatles' 'Now and Then': A Poignant and Unexpected Final Love Letter
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Giles Martin, co-producer of Paul McCartney's new Beatles single "Now and Then," discusses the process of completing the track and the use of orchestral scoring. He also talks about remixing the "1962-66" and "1967-70" collections, using new technology to create stereo and Dolby Atmos mixes. Martin emphasizes the importance of honoring the band's original sound and the collaborative efforts of Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. He also reflects on the trust and pride he feels working with McCartney and the influence of his late father, original Beatles producer George Martin.
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