According to Stereogum.com, recently, some people saw Robbie Williams cover Wet Leg in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge, only to see Wet Leg cover Empire Of The Sun (not Robbie Williams) in the same venue. And now, Mumford & Sons have covered a younger female star in the Live Lounge. Gracie Abrams, “I Love You, I’m Sorry” was performed by Mumford & Sons and it did not have time to witness and respond to Marcus Mumford and friends.

Based from the video, Mumford & Sons‘s cover of “I Love You, I’m Sorry” is fabulous by how the dynamic instrumentation and beautiful vocal performances gives this version a strong human connection that is filled with beautiful melodies. Sure, the original cover is lovely but Mumford & Sons use their musical skills to make “I Love You, I’m Sorry” more sentimental.

Abram’s own performance for Vogue’s Vogue World: Hollywood event went live on YouTube a few hours before the Mumford clip. In that appearance, the artist emerged from the back of a truck and onto the street to combine her own mega-hit “That’s So True” with Carole King’s Tapestry classic “I Feel The Earth Move.”

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