head-bobbing song alert!

thecoolmusic:

Mumford & Sons - I WIll Wait

from the terrific response to Sign No More, they were bound to only get better.

twentyfourbit:

Mumford and Sons, ‘Ghosts’

The return of Mumfordmania is imminent, as the British quartet have been road-testing an album’s worth of new material ever since the release of their 2009 breakout debut, Sigh No More. Most notably, “Home” and “Lover’s Eyes” picked up on the promise of early material by offering plenty of sing-along arrangements and evocative moments primed for an even wider audience. Now comes “Ghosts” — according to Ben Lovett, or “Ghosts That We Knew,” if it’s up to Marcus Mumford — via a recent live performance on Radio 104.5. By the looks of things, no sophomore slump is in sight. Hear the tune above.

This happens when English folk artists mess with Rajasthani folk ensembles. The more I listen to it, the better it sounds.

ginabean:

Must post this again.

Dharohar Project, Laura Marling, and Mumford & Sons - Meheni Rachi

alexbeaudet:

Mumford & Sons - After the Storm

And there will come a time, you’ll see, with no more tears
And love will not break your heart, but dismiss your fears
Get over your hill and see, what you find there
With grace in your heart and flowers in your hair