Overview
- The album, which was released on May 29, 2026, contains fourteen tracks that revisit moments from McCartney’s youth in Liverpool.
- McCartney developed the project over roughly five years with producer Andrew Watt, recording in sessions across the United Kingdom and the United States.
- The songs center on nostalgia for Speke and Dungeon Lane, offering frank, personal lyrics about family, friendships and post‑war life.
- Musically the record spans pop, rock, folk and touches of jazz and country, with McCartney playing many of the instruments and Ringo Starr joining as a full duet vocalist on “Home to Us.”
- Early press and radio previews described the album as intimate and reflective, noting McCartney’s worn but expressive voice, the modest production style and a minor discrepancy in how some outlets count his solo albums.