Ringo Starr, the legendary drummer of The Beatles, has opened up about the enduring bond between the bandmates following an unexpected Grammy nomination for their latest release, *”Now and Then.”* The song, which features contributions from all four Beatles and was completed using advanced AI to enhance archival recordings, has resonated with fans and critics alike, earning a nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
In a heartfelt statement, Starr expressed gratitude not only for the recognition but also for the opportunity to reconnect with the essence of The Beatles’ brotherhood. “This nomination is a testament to the magic we created together,” he said. “Even after all these years, the connection we shared as a band lives on in the music.”
Starr highlighted how the project brought him and Paul McCartney closer, allowing them to reflect on their journey and honor the memories of John Lennon and George Harrison. “It’s not just about the awards; it’s about the love and legacy we built together,” he added.
The nomination underscores the timeless impact of The Beatles’ music and their ability to inspire across generations, solidifying their place as cultural icons who continue to shape the landscape of popular music.
