Damon Albarn has hinted that a Gorillaz collaboration with Paul McCartney could arrive in the future.
The animated band feature guest artists on every track of theirs, with their new album âSong Machine Season One: Strange Timezâ including contributions from the likes of Beck, St Vincent and Kano.
Speaking on the Dutch podcast Kink, Albarn suggested fans could see the Beatle appear on a Gorillaz song at some point. âI have a recording of Paul and myself that I could use for a Gorillaz track,â he said. âIt could easily fit on a Gorillaz album.
He continued: âItâs a very simple, basic recording but I would never release it without talking to him first.â

Albarn went on to say that, despite having that recording, he didnât want to say he had âa track with Paul, because I donât, but I could definitely work with himâ. âHe is one of the most special pop musicians ever,â he added of the musical icon.
Gorillaz shared the latest video for a âStrange Timezâ track yesterday (November 5). The Beck collaboration âThe Valley Of The Pagansâ was given the visual treatment with a clip that saw 2D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russel drive a souped-up lowrider âPaganâ car around a fictionalised Los Angeles, dubbed Vinewood.
Beck (literally) phoned in his performance on something called a Fruit Phone in the corner of the screen â animated to look very similar to Grand Theft Auto.
âStrange Timezâ was released last month (October 23) and given four stars in an NME review. New Music Editor Thomas Smith called the record âyet another worthwhile endeavour, the band keen not just to match the skill and pace of modern pop outlets, but to outlast the competitorsâ.
âWhether your consumption method was more traditional, or youâre perhaps tempted to binge every episode in this album format, thereâs joy aplenty here,â he added.
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