Grammy Award-winning R&B group All-4-One have announced their new album The Soul of The Beatles – Reimagined, to be released on 22 January 2027.
The album sees the four original members of All-4-One – Jamie Jones, Delious Kennedy, Alfred Nevarez and Tony Borowiak – take on ten songs from The Beatles’ catalogue, reworking them through the harmony-led soul and R&B sound that has defined the group for more than 30 years.
Rather than approaching the record as a straightforward collection of Beatles songs, All-4-One have rebuilt the material around their own four-part harmonies, vocal arrangements and soulful delivery. The album includes new interpretations of ‘Hey Jude’, ‘Yesterday’, ‘Come Together’, ‘Let It Be’, ‘In My Life’, ‘The Long and Winding Road’ and ‘Help!’.
The Soul of The Beatles – Reimagined brings those songs into All-4-One’s own musical world while keeping their original character at the heart of the record. The group’s desire to record this album grew from their deep appreciation for the emotional power of The Beatles’ songwriting, welcoming the opportunity to explore a single catalogue and present its themes of love, hope, reflection and human connection in a new musical setting.
There is also a natural musical link between the two – The Beatles themselves were, of course, hugely influenced by American soul, R&B and vocal-group music.
The first track, ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’, is out now, (listen here) and the message at the heart of the song has always been central to All-4-One’s music: real love and human connection are worth more than anything money can buy. Rebuilt around their signature four-part harmonies, soulful delivery and pop/R&B sound, the cover feels both instantly familiar and unmistakably All-4-One.
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