‘For the first time in my life I feel whole’ – Julian Lennon
Julian Lennon is a singer-songwriter, who rose to fame for the Beatles song Hey Jude, which was written after his parents John and Cynthia Lennon separated. (Subscribe: https://bit.ly/C4_News_Subscribe) In this episode, Julian joins Krishnan to speak about his seventh album Jude, emotion in songwriting, dealing with depression and the importance of relearning his old material. While Julian has received platinum success for his music, he has also pursued other endeavours. The multi-faceted singer-songwriter discusses his work as a photographer, filmmaker, author and his foundation called The White Feather Foundation. Produced by Ka Yee Mak and Freya Pickford ------- Watch more of our explainer series here - • Coronavirus Explained Get more news at our site - https://www.channel4.com/news/ Follow us: Facebook - / channel4news Twitter - / channel4news

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