Laura Marling shares director's cut of "Short Movie" album

Laura Marling launched her music career in England when she was only 16 - but, despite widespread acclaim, she nearly quit a couple of years ago after an "existential crisis" in LA. Today, the introspective singer-songwriter joins Shad to discuss the songs that brought her back to music, the dips in her journey, and why she's more comfortable being called an "old soul" these days.
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[@pacolozano6499]

This interview had me in tears. She's so human and so in touch with her spirit and soul in the most gorgeous of ways. Her music is beyond extraordinary and angelic.

[@Burps___]

What a great interview. I love how Laura was rather reserved for the first few minutes, but by mid-interview, she was open and talkative. This is a credit to Shad, who won her over with simple, contemplative questions and an open, quiet, smiling style with superb follow-up questions. Well done, both Laura and Shad! Thank you for this interview.

[@eleanorscott9855]

This man is such a brilliant interviewer! He's really asking great questions rather than the half-hearted generic things you normally get

[@TheDoobiesnatcher]

very in depth interview

[@saoirserosenstock8144]

She is so enchanting x

[@Nick-lh7wi]

Thanks Q, always in depth interviews with great musicians, props to the interviewer! Really enjoyed this, Laura is a fantastic talent and has such a way with words :)

[@12sin8]

Great interview, it's always fascinating when an artist acknowledges their successes and failings, we're all only human after all!

[@trashtvinternational]

Damn she is so cool. What a class!

[@sharonsheehy3128]

Good to hear her speaking from the heart ❤️

[@letmetellyousomething123]

Lovely interview and insightful . She´s a serious talent.

[@mentaltenant]

i love the "I Feel Your Love" Director's Cut version SOOOO MUCH, i wish the whole album sounded more like it.

[@CharliePutz]

If she would make ASMR videos, the world would be a better place.

[@trashtvinternational]

What's ASMR ??

[@brianvaniekerk3]

+Charlie P This ^

[@abravebirdsaved5363]

Mind blown ;) !!! Xo

[@sirreginaldwigglebottom7526]

She reminds me of Miranda Richardson in her younger years here!

[@fuckwallis]

She is wise

[@ronsando2205]

...intelligence and beauty.......wow!

[@eat_ze_bugs]

Are those Akg k240 headphones?

[@NoahAndABadger]

What did she do on her break?

[@fortsqueamish9630]

spellbinding

[@PromoMIAR]

Anyone know the book name from robertson davies she mentions?

[@solwilde]

check out a The Atlantic column titled "Why Writers Should Look Back for Inspiration" she wrote in 2015. She mentions The Cornish Trilogy and The Rebel Angels. she develops on her favourite reads, I personally enjoyed finding out

The subconscious can be pretty scary, especially if you're not really on good terms with it. Better to weeble than to wobble.

[@nicholasunderwood5825]

intelligence and wording will drive you mad..... Laura be yourself. .... ludites are from the Midlands. PS I love you x

[@MsBeauregard-hf5yl]

He/she doesn't actually say anything.

[@jitske2587]

you mean she...?!

[@jakeasterisk2694]

He/she has no idea what they are talking about