Yesterday

In a world where the past and present collide, “Yesterday” follows the poignant journey of Alex Harper, a 30-something music teacher in the vibrant city of New Orleans. Struggling with the recent loss of his beloved grandmother, who was not only his guardian but also the keeper of family stories, Alex finds himself adrift amidst his grief. One stormy night, a strange electrical surge occurs during a freak lightning storm, and Alex wakes up the next morning to a reality where the Beatles never existed, along with countless other cultural milestones that shaped modern life.

Heartbroken and bewildered, Alex discovers he is the only person who remembers the songs of the Beatles. Armed with this unique knowledge, he embarks on a quest to reclaim joy and reconnect with his roots by sharing their timeless music with the world. As he navigates the complexities of songwriting and performances, he crosses paths with Mia, a talented but struggling singer-songwriter who has her own demons to battle. Their chemistry is electric, but their individual fears and past traumas threaten to pull them apart.

As Alex shares the Beatles’ music with an internet audience, he unexpectedly rises to fame, becoming a beacon of hope and nostalgia in a world devoid of the cherished tunes. However, the fame comes with a heavy price. Friends and loved ones become distant, lost to the glitz and demands of the music industry. Alex finds himself confronting moral dilemmas about authenticity and legacy, questioning whether he’s truly sharing the music for love or for personal gain.

As New Orleans breathes life into their struggles and triumphs, themes of grief, redemption, and the power of artistic expression resonate deeply throughout the series. Alex and Mia must ultimately confront their pasts and embrace their present selves. In a town that pulses with energy, “Yesterday” captures a heartwarming and emotional journey that reminds us all of the importance of connection, the stories we carry, and the music that binds us through time. With vibrant visuals and a soulful soundtrack, this series resonates not only with music lovers but with anyone seeking hope in the wake of loss.