Project Detail

Mumford and Sons - We Wrote This Yesterday

Synopsis

Following the collaborative process of the band Mumford & Sons with an esteemed collection of musical partners during their 2016 tour of South Africa. Inspired by their first trek through the territory, and the unprecedented excitement from their South African fans, the band was moved to record five new songs with artists Baaba Maal, Mamadou Sarr, The Very Best, and Beatenberg. The blending of ideas and musical styles from Senegal, Sweden, Malawi, Cape Town, and London resulted in their acclaimed Johannesburg mini-album, recorded in just two days and released globally in June 2016.

Details

Year: 2016
Type of project: Features
Running time: 62 mins
Director: Sam Wrench
Producer: Sophie Robinson
Executive Producer: Lesley Williams, Sophie Robinson, Terry Shand, Geoff Kempin
Editor: Reg Wrench
Director of Photography: Bud Gallimore
Sound: Simon Hill
Composer: Mumford and Sons
Principal cast: Marcus Mumford, Winston Marshall, Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Baaba Maal, Johan Hugo

Genre

Music Dance

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Sunshine Pictures

8 Sheperdess Walk
London
N1 7LB

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Sales Company

Eagle Rock Entertainment

Eagle House
22 Armoury Way
London
SW18 1EZ

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