JUST NOW: The Beatles Sign 3 New Talented Singers, Set to Expand Their Legacy
In a groundbreaking move that has left the music world in awe, The Beatles have announced they’ve signed three incredibly talented singers to their label, marking a new chapter in the legendary band’s history. The iconic group, who needs no introduction, has remained a cultural force for decades, but their latest move shows they’re committed to both honoring their legacy and continuing to shape the future of music.
The three new signings—Jasmine Rivers, Luca Thompson, and Elijah Brooks—have been described by Beatles’ representatives as “phenomenally gifted” and “able to bring something unique to the table.” While each artist has already made waves in the music scene, this major partnership with the Beatles’ label promises to launch them into superstardom.
Jasmine Rivers, a 23-year-old powerhouse vocalist from Los Angeles, has already earned accolades for her blend of soul, R&B, and pop. Known for her stunning vocal range and emotional depth, Rivers has been compared to artists like Amy Winehouse and Adele, but with a modern twist. “Signing with The Beatles is a dream come true. They were a revolutionary band, and I’m honored to be a part of their legacy,” Rivers said in a statement. “I’m excited to create music that will inspire generations, just like they did.”
Luca Thompson, a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from London, brings a fresh take on classic rock and folk. With comparisons to both John Lennon and Bob Dylan, Thompson’s introspective lyrics and unique vocal style have earned him a growing fanbase. “The Beatles have always been my biggest influence, so this feels like fate,” Thompson shared. “It’s surreal to think about collaborating with such musical legends.”
Elijah Brooks, the youngest of the trio at 21, has garnered attention for his genre-blending style, merging indie pop, electronic, and rock influences. His raw, emotive lyrics and dynamic stage presence have set him apart from the pack. “Joining forces with The Beatles feels like a turning point in my career,” Brooks said. “They redefined what music could be, and I want to keep pushing the boundaries of what we can create together.”
This new venture marks a major move for The Beatles’ label, which has been known for its forward-thinking approach to music and its ability to discover groundbreaking talent. While the band members—Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and the estates of John Lennon and George Harrison—continue to focus on preserving their legacy, they’ve made it clear they’re also passionate about nurturing the next generation of artists.
“This is about continuing the work we started all those years ago,” McCartney said in a press release. “Music is a living thing. These artists have the creativity, soul, and drive to carry the torch and take things even further.”
As the world eagerly anticipates new music from Rivers, Thompson, and Brooks, one thing is clear: The Beatles are not just a band—they are a continuing force in the evolution of music.
