Egypt Station Paul McCartney

• 1 Opening Station 00:42
• 2 I Don't Know 04:27
• 3 Come On To Me 04:11
• 4 Happy With You 03:34
• 5 Who Cares 03:13
• 6 Fuh You 03:24
• 7 Confidante 03:05
• 8 People Want Peace 02:59
• 9 Hand In Hand 02:35
• 10 Dominoes 05:02
• 11 Back In Brazil 03:21
• 12 Do It Now 03:17
• 13 Caesar Rock 03:29
• 14 Despite Repeated Warnings 06:58
• 15 Station II 00:47
• 16 Hunt You Down/Naked/C-Link 06:23
• Total Runtime 57:27

Info for Egypt Station

Fans of Paul McCartney, legendary singer-songwriter and instrumentalist whose unparalleled career spans decades, can now count the days until the release of his new album, ‘Egypt Station.’

‘Egypt Station’ features masterly production by hitmaker Greg Kurstin, writer and producer of ground-breaking albums for a collection of iconic artists (Adele, Niall Horan, Beck), on all but one song. Kurstin’s distinguished body of work, paired with McCartney’s illustrious contribution to and ceaseless influence on the music industry make for an unquestionable success come September. Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic and The Runaways input alongside Kurstin’s furnish the eager anticipation of the album’s release. The trio’s distinctive legacies will inevitably foster an unforgettable landmark in McCartney’s musical evolution.

The words ‘Egypt Station’ truly say it all: the 14 recorded tracks unify to create a unique travelogue vibe. Each song finds Paul capturing a place or moment before transporting the listener seamlessly to the next destination. Stops along the way include an acoustic meditation on present-day contentedness (“Happy With You”), a timeless piece that would fit on virtually any album of any McCartney era (“People Want Peace”), and an epic multi-movement closer clocking in at seven minutes with a song suite structure harkening back to the days of Paul’s previous combos (“Despite Repeated Warnings”).

Recorded between Los Angeles, London and Sussex, McCartney describes the sui generis title as representative of an in-depth experience which are his songs: “‘Egypt Station’ starts off at the station on the first song and then each song is like a different station . . . I think of it as a dream location that the music emanates from.” Plainly, added that he “liked the words ‘Egypt Station.’” The result is a kaleidoscopic journey through many musical locales and eras, yet firmly rooted in the here and now – McCartney’s singular and unmistakable melodic and lyrical sensibility serve as a guide through the listener’s expedition as they experience the brilliance of the album.

Produced by Greg Kurstin

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