Ringo Starr is set to return with new single 'February Sky' this week
Ringo Starr has a new song out this week, the first of four tracks penned by Linda Perry.
Ringo Starr has announced the first single, 'February Sky', from his forthcoming EP, 'Crooked Boy'.
The legendary former Beatles drummer will share the new track, penned by Linda Perry, on Friday (12.04.24).
In fact, all four tracks were written by the renowned songwriter and producer – whose credits include Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, Pink and Adele - with the 83-year-old music legend adding his vocals and drums.
After working together on 'Everyone and Everything' from 2022's 'EP3' and 'Coming Undone' from 2021's 'Change the World', Linda, 58, approached Ringo asking if she could write an entire EP for him.
The other songs are: 'Gonna Need Someone', 'Adeline' and the title track.
Ringo said: “Linda made me a great EP – she produced it in her studio and then sent me the tracks and I added the drumming and my vocals.
“'February Sky’ is great – very moody – but since Linda wrote these specifically for me – it of course has to have a positive peace and love element.”
The lyrics include: “Gonna stand up rise above the rain.
"Start a revolution in these brighter days.
"Found the missing pieces.
"That were vacant to the eye.
"Well, I had enough of February sky.”
The EP - his fourth consecutive in a row - will be released on a limited-edition marble vinyl on Record Store Day, April 20, 2024. The following Friday, April 26, it will be released digitally. Fans can pre-order the black vinyl and CD now, releasing May 31.
Meanwhile, Ringo and his All Starr Band are hitting the road this spring for 12 shows, with further dates set to be announced for later this later.
Head to www.ringostarr.com for more information.
