Pepperland is a track from The Beatles' 1969 Yellow Submarine soundtrack, recorded during the band's final studio sessions. The song features a distinctive, repetitive vocal melody that has become a signature element of the recording, often cited as a precursor to the band's later work with Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Released as part of the Yellow Submarine album, the track reflects the group's experimentation with sound and structure in their final years. It remains a notable song in their discography, showcasing their unique approach to composition and performance during this pivotal era of their career.