After the remaining BEATLES Ringo and Paul, together with Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison, approached Sir George Martin with a request to create experimental mixes of the original master tapes for a collaboration with Cirque du Soleil, the legendary BEATLES producer set about putting together "Love" with his son Giles Martin, using the entire archive of BEATLES recordings. The result is a completely new approach to the music of the BEATLES. Using the master tapes from EMI's Abbey Road Studios, Sir George and Giles have created a unique soundscape. The release of the album, which is also part of Cirque du Soleil's collaborative stage production of the same name with the BEATLES, to be performed at the Mirage in Las Vegas, can be eagerly anticipated. "This music was created for the show 'Love,' which is running in Las Vegas, but at the same time we've created an entirely new Beatles album," says Sir George. "The Beatles have always been interested in new forms of expression, and for them this is a new step forward." Giles continues, "We had the entire Beatles catalogue on tape, both four-track, eight-track and two-track, and from that palette of sounds and melodies we've created a kind of soundbed. People will have a whole new experience listening to the album, they'll go through the whole musical life of the Beatles in a highly compressed period of time."