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Rag'n'Bone Man would love for his three-year-old son Reuben to "go into music". The Anywhere Away from Here musician shares the tot with his ex Beth Rouy and, after splitting following just six months of marriage, the singer often feels like he's "winging it" as a parent. "We're all winging it aren't we? All the time. Especially as a father," he tells U.K. chat show host Jonathan Ross. Speaking about his son Reuben and whether he's shown a flair for music, the hitmaker continues: "Quite recently he's started saying, 'Daddy can we go to studio?' He'll sit around and bash the drums quite hard...

BBC News By Mark Savage image captionThe star won two Brit awards in 2017 - best breakthrough and critics' choice Uh oh. It's 10:30 in the morning, and Rag 'n' Bone Man is wearing shades indoors. Has he succumbed to delusions of grandeur? Has he, since the global success of Human and Giant, turned into a monstrous diva? Will he storm off in a huff if his coffee isn't perfectly brewed? No. Not at all. None of the above. He's just a little worse for wear. "I'm hiding the hangover from last night," confesses the star, zooming the BBC from his home in Sussex where, just a few hours ago, he'd bee...

Rag'n'Bone Man says he would love his son Reuben to 'go into music' Amelia Wynne For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Rag'n'Bone Man has said he would love for his three-year-old son Reuben to 'go into music' as he discusses 'winging it' as a parent after splitting from his wife.  Talking about his son's love of music, the musician, 35, said Reuben has recently started asking to go to the studio with him and carries a harmonica in his pocket when he goes to nursery. Speaking on The Jonathan Ross show which airs on Saturday, he also said he often feels li...

The music business has changed since Rory Graham hit big with Human – and so has he

“I thought that was going to be the start of that process for this album,” he recalls. “But after writing four or five songs at the time, I quickly realised it was going over old ground and it just felt a bit stale. “It felt the same vibe as Human and really didn’t fill me with any excitement. “So I thought, ‘I’m not going to write any more. I am just going to take some time to think about what I want to do and just feels natural’.” That led him to a place where he was working solo on an acoustic guitar.