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There is another reality where one of the five albums produced by Kanye West this year (up to now) could have been an album by Paul McCartney. In GQLast cover article, Paul explained that he was working with the West in 2014 and said that West had asked if he could produce his then remote album, Station of Egypt.
"[Kanye West] very kindly offered to produce this album, "said McCartney. "And then I thought, no, I kind of knew in which direction I wanted to go, and I knew it would be very different from where Kanye would go with her."
The idea has never evolved beyond the brief western investigation. Although the Station of Egypt the singer explained his shock at Ye's request.
"No, I said," That's great, wow, "he continued. "I'm just surprised he said it. And then we never talked about it again. It was just a thought that was thrown away. I certainly thought about it and I'm very excited and I thought, "It's something, you can not deny it … but is it something I want to do? And I thought, "Maybe not."
Fortunately, the world ended up hearing a collaboration between Kanye and McCartney on "All Day", "Only One" (with Ty Dolla $ ign) and "FourFiveSeconds" by Rihanna. The legendary Beatles singer explained that he had brought his bass to the studio, "in case we were going to be more serious," but we explained in detail how West likes to gather items into an "ingredient pool" that is not the same. he will use later.
While McCartney's reasoning is good, the world is deprived of Kid Cudi humming for a whole piece, while Paul McCartney settles between Pusha T's Coca-Cola raps – something that deserves to be considered for his next album.
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