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Ed Sheeran's next album will be acoustic
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Singer Ed Sheeran says he has been working on his fourth album for over six years. He says the album will be \"very acoustic\". Since soaring to international prominence with \"+\" in 2011, Sheeran later released 2014\'s \"X\" (Multiply) and \"÷\" (Divide) earlier this year to huge critical and commercial success.
Singer Ed Sheeran says he has been working on his fourth album for over six years. He says the album will be "very acoustic". Since soaring to international prominence with "+" in 2011, Sheeran later released 2014's "X" (Multiply) and "÷" (Divide) earlier this year to huge critical and commercial success.
The "Photograph" hitmaker said: "So, I have about six, seven at the moment. It's not necessarily experimental, but I don't think there'll be any hot radio songs on it this time. It's a very acoustic record, very acoustic. It's within that vein."
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