Studio Album · No. 5

Rushmere Songwriting Credits by Mumford & Sons

2025 Island / Glassnote 10 tracks 34:18

Produced by Mumford & Sons, Dave Cobb  ·  Engineered by Brandon Bost, Tom Elmhirst, Emily Lazar, Darrell Thorp

Island / Glassnote Folk Rock
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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 10 of 10 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 10 / 10 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 10 tracks with documented writers, by whether Mumford & Sons carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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10 trackswritten by Mumford & Sons 0 tracksoutside writers
Mumford & Sons's roles on this album

Share of the 10 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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Producer100%
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By the Numbers

10
Tracks
7
Lyricists
2
Producers
2025
Released
Data Insight

The closed writing room opens here. Seven of the ten tracks are still the three members alone, but "Rushmere", "Anchor" and "Surrender" bring in Natalie Hemby, Greg Kurstin, Justin Hayward-Young and Caitlyn Smith. Those are the first outside names on a Mumford & Sons album in sixteen years.

Rushmere came out in March 2025, the first album as a three-piece and the first the band co-produced, with Dave Cobb. It went to number one in the UK on 35,655 units and runs 34:18, the shortest record they have made.

Track Listing & Credits 10 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Malibu
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
2
Caroline
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
3
Rushmere #83
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed DwaneNatalie HembyGreg Kurstin Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton DwaneNatalie HembyGreg Kurstin Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
4
Monochrome
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
5
Truth
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
6
Where It Belongs
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
7
Anchor
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed DwaneJustin Hayward-Young Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton DwaneJustin Hayward-Young Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
8
Surrender
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed DwaneGreg KurstinCaitlyn Smith Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton DwaneGreg KurstinCaitlyn Smith Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
9
Blood on the Page
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)
10
Carry On
Marcus MumfordBen LovettTed Dwane Marcus MumfordBen LovettEdward James Milton Dwane Mumford & SonsDave Cobb Mumford & Sons (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 10 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Rushmere

Who wrote Rushmere?
Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett and Ted Dwane on all ten tracks. Three songs have co-writers: Natalie Hemby and Greg Kurstin on "Rushmere", Justin Hayward-Young on "Anchor", and Kurstin with Caitlyn Smith on "Surrender".
Is this the first album with outside writers?
Yes. The four albums before it were written entirely inside the band, 50 tracks with no other name.
How did it chart?
It debuted at number one on the UK Albums and UK Americana Albums charts with 35,655 units, the band's third UK number one.
How did the album sell?
The discography's certification column is blank for this album and no sales figure is published.
Who produced it?
The band with Dave Cobb. Brandon Bost engineered, Tom Elmhirst mixed and Emily Lazar mastered.
Is this the first album without Winston Marshall?
Yes. He left in 2021 and the band recorded this one as a trio.
How long is the album?
34:18 across ten tracks, the band's shortest.

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