Conversations With Alex Ebert: Edward Sharpe Has Come To Set You Free

Last updated on: July 21, 2016 at 8:00 am by Michael Mangione

Conversations With Alex Ebert: Edward Sharpe Has Come To Set You Free 2016-07-18T20:50:22-06:00 Michael Mangione

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Alex Ebert is a man on mission; he wants to set you free. Through confronting his addiction and destructive lifestyle, Alex was able to enter a period of deep reflection and personal excavation, uncovering his root and the flower it feeds. In this journey he unearthed his ability to disrobe and unmask in the face of social anxiety and worldly pressures. Now, as the front man to the band, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, in front of thousands of people a night, Alex attempts to be an example that true liberation is possible and worth fighting for. It is a battle he willingly takes on, rarely at rest from. The rewards of his sacrifice are evident not only in the art he creates but the development of his character as well. Join Mike as Alex takes the listeners on a journey through his past, process and mission.

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