On his latest project titled Yesterday’s Future, Floridian rapper Laws took quite the interesting approach to his mixtape by featuring remakes of several Paul McCartney songs.

In a video by Decatur Dan, Laws and those involved in the making of Yesterday’s Future including producers from the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League spoke on creating such a unique mixtape.

“I went through all the solo catalogs over the years and I really liked how different one Paul McCartney song sounded from the next it kind of reminded me of me,” Laws explained. “You know the way I like to approach music and I just got tired of listening to Hip Hop beats for a minute. I think I still am.”

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Yesterday’s Future includes production from the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League as well as Feb 9 of production duo Phan 4.  

“When Laws first came to me with the project I wasn’t too familiar with the song and the way it sounded. It was very unique and he was very adamant in a specific part of the track that he wanted,” said Feb 9. “The problem that I had was I was kinda in my Hip Hop making mindset.”

According to Rook of the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League the project may have started off as something smaller and worked its way into a full project from Laws.

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“It was like his interpretation of what Paul McCartney was talking about,” Rook explained. “I was like ‘yo, this shit was so dope that you should make a whole project.’”

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