Consequence of Sound — "You were breaking from your lifelong friends." more info

People.com — "I was depressed," says McCartney, who admits that he took to the bottle to get over the end of the Beatles more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In a new interview for the BBC Mastertapes series, Paul McCartney defended Kanye West's use of racially volatile language in his single "All Day." McCartney recalled collaborating with West on the single, which featured a McCartney melody radicall... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In a new interview for the BBC Mastertapes series, Paul McCartney defended Kanye West's use of racially volatile language in his single "All Day." McCartney recalled collaborating with West on the single, which featured a McCartney melody radicall... more info

Rolling Stone — Paul McCartney recalled his heavy drinking and depression after the Beatles broke-up in 1970 during a candid interview on BBC Radio 4's Mastertapes. "I was depressed at the time," McCartney said, before paraphrasing Lesley Gore's "It's... more info

Guardian Music — Speaking at a recording of Mastertapes for Radio 4, Paul McCartney reveals he fell into depression after the Beatles broke up in 1970. McCartney describes taking up heavy drinking and questioning his future in the world of music. The episode of Maste... more info

Idolator — McCartney sheds light on the sessions that led to “All Day” and “FourFiveSeconds.” more info

Consequence of Sound — Former Beatle discusses his collaborations with Chicago rapper-producer. more info

The Mirror — The two musicians memorably teamed up with each other on several tracks back in 2014 more info

NME — Beatle says Oprah Winfrey warned him against working with the rapper more info