Divorce releases captivating new single Antarctica featuring Marcus Mumford
Divorce has unveiled a new version of their single “Antarctica,” featuring Marcus Mumford of Mumford & Sons. This collaboration showcases the band’s unique sound and highlights their recent partnership with Mumford during a summer tour.
Collaboration Background
The relationship between Divorce and Marcus Mumford began when Divorce opened for Mumford & Sons on tour this past summer. While on tour, Mumford joined Divorce for a duet on “Antarctica,” creating a buzz among fans.
Tiger Cohen-Towell, co-vocalist and bassist of Divorce, described working with Mumford as a significant milestone. He expressed appreciation for the kindness of Mumford and his enthusiasm to contribute to the song. Cohen-Towell noted how Mumford’s addition brought a touching quality to “Antarctica,” prompting the band to record this new version.
Details of the New Single
“Antarctica” serves as the opening track from Divorce’s debut album, “Drive to Goldenhammer,” which launched earlier this year. This reimagined single is expected to resonate well with audiences and further establish Divorce’s presence in the music industry.
Recent Achievements
- Divorce featured in NME’s 2023 round-up, highlighting their prominence in the music scene.
- The band successfully traversed the summer festival circuit.
- Recently opened for The Maccabees at All Points East in London.
- Supported Bombay Bicycle Club during their performances in York and Liverpool.
Roots in the Grassroots Scene
Reflecting on their beginnings, Divorce members discussed their early experiences in Nottingham’s grassroots music scene. They emphasized the importance of building a self-sustained community among local artists. Mackenzie-Barrow stated that their journey involved creating art with friends, sharing everyday moments that epitomize their definition of success.
Upcoming Projects for Mumford & Sons
Mumford & Sons will return to BST Hyde Park in 2026 to promote their upcoming sixth studio album titled “Prizefighter.” The album, set for release on February 13, 2026, will feature collaborations with various artists, including Gracie Abrams, Hozier, and Chris Stapleton.
This partnership between Divorce and Marcus Mumford has garnered significant attention, with fans eager for more collaborations in the future. Their shared musical journey highlights the evolving landscape of contemporary music and the powerful connections forged on tour.