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The music industry became completely politicized. I was critical of BLM and Antifa.

There was just a giant parlon and I'd been made to do this apology which was total embarrassment to me. I wanted to like break down

but I also wanted to really hurt that person. This heinous crime.

What you were getting, while in Mumford and Sons,

was more political, wasn't it?

And it started to get more so over the years.

The reason I had to quit Mumf and sons.

Do you miss it?

Um...

This was the last of my batch, the last recorded, I don't know which order it's actually going out in.

But of the batch of seven that I did at a really cool studio and this one is with

Winston Marshall who is the banjo player and a huge part of the success in one of the biggest bands in the world

Mumford and Sons. I absolutely loved that band. I thought they were brilliant,

really good and I had no idea about the internal politics going

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