Ringo Starr unveils particulars of latest EP, ‘EP3’

Ringo Starr has unveiled particulars of a brand new EP known as ‘EP3’.

The Beatles drummer has mentioned the challenge will likely be launched on September 16 by way of Common.

A press assertion mentioned that Starr recorded the 4 new songs that make up ‘EP3’ at his Roccabella West dwelling studio. He mentioned he labored with long-time collaborators on the challenge together with Steve Lukather, Linda Perry, Dave Koz, José Antonio Rodriguez, and Bruce Sugar.

After its digital launch, bodily copies of ‘EP3’ will likely be accessible from November 18 on CD, 10-inch vinyl, and a limited-edition translucent royal blue cassette. You possibly can pre-order the album here.

‘EP3’ Tracklist:

1. ‘World Go Spherical’
2. ‘Everybody and Every little thing’
3. ‘Let’s Be Associates’
4. ‘Free Your Soul’

The challenge is described as a set of “feel-good lyrics” and “easy-breezy melodies”. Starr additionally sings and drums on each observe.

Talking in regards to the challenge, he mentioned: “I'm in my studio writing and recording each likelihood I get.

“It’s what I've at all times carried out and can proceed to do, and releasing EPs extra ceaselessly permits me to proceed to be inventive and provides every track a bit extra love.”

In the meantime, late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins and Starr are set to set to characteristic in a brand new documentary.

Let There Be Drums!, which is because of be launched in cinemas on October 28, is being directed by Justin Kreutzmann, son of The Grateful Useless’s drummer Invoice Kreutzmann.

In accordance with Deadline it “examines the important position drumming performs in nice bands and the way music passes from technology to technology.” It's set to characteristic one in all Hawkins’ closing interviews earlier than he died in Bogotá, Colombia on March 25 on the age of fifty.

Together with Starr, it's going to additionally embody Stewart Copeland of The Police, Stephen Perkins from Jane’s Habit, Pink Sizzling Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and ex-Weapons N’ Roses sticksman Matt Sorum.

Kreutzmann took on the challenge “to speak to the world’s most influential drummers in hopes of higher understanding his father and the instrument that outlined his life.”