Singer tells Rolling Stone he sought therapy in wake of grief – and that as well as his forthcoming sixth album, he has two more records ready for release.
“I want to slowly make this album that is quote-unquote ‘perfect’ for the rest of my life, adding songs here and there,” he said. “And just have it in my will that after I die, it comes out.” “He’s a brilliant writer,” he says. “I pictured this month a little bit different / No one is ever ready.” “I was in the One Direction wave, and I’m like, ‘Well, why don’t I have a six pack?’ And I was like, ‘Oh, because you love kebabs and drink beer.’ Then you do songs with Justin Bieber and Shawn Mendes. He told Rolling Stone he was aware that collaborating with Dessner might bring him the kind of critical approbation that the commercial behemoth hasn’t often had in his career to date. And then it just turns into a habit that you do once a week and then once a day and then, like, twice a day and then, like, without booze. “All my biggest records, they hate,” he said. “The help isn’t a button that is pressed, where you’re automatically OK,” he continued. In the announcement for Subtract, Sheeran said that it had also been influenced by Seaborn being diagnosed with a tumour when she was pregnant with their second child, Jupiter, which could not be operated on until after delivery. “I remember just being at a festival and being like, ‘Well, if all of my friends do it, it can’t be that bad,’” he said, not naming the substance. “I feel really embarrassed about it.”
The series promises to take viewers on a journey around the world spotlighting how an unlikely child with a stutter rose to fame to become one of the biggest ...
I hope people enjoy it." The trailer shows glimpses of exclusive footage from his teenage years right through to backstage on his most recent tour and family events. In the trailer Sheeran touches on the death of his best friend Jamal Edwards, the birth of his two daughters and his wife Cherry Seaborn's recent health scare.
Ed Sheeran is planning a new set of five more symbol-themed albums after he finishes his math series with “Subtract,” he told Rolling Stone in a new ...
Balvin, with collaborations with Daddy Yankee, Burna Boy, Pharrell, and [Shakira](https://www.vulture.com/2023/01/shakira-bizarrap-song-gerard-pique.html) (whom he’s also been writing with separately, for her new album). [collaboration with the National musician and producer Aaron Dessner](https://www.vulture.com/2022/03/ed-sheeran-wrote-songs-folklore-aaron-dessner.html) (of [folklore](https://www.vulture.com/2020/07/taylor-swift-folklore-aaron-dessner-breaks-down-every-song.html) and evermore fame) on Subtract, Sheeran said he has another album’s worth of Dessner music. “At least there’s enough banked up.” You think? [With his new album, - (Subtract](https://www.vulture.com/2023/03/ed-sheeran-new-album-subtract.html)), [Ed Sheeran](https://www.vulture.com/2014/04/ed-sheeran-debate-explainer.html) is finally finishing his decade-long project of mathematically named albums. He’s also been working with the British rapper Devlin, producer Benny Blanco, and his friend Justin Bieber for his new album. “I want to slowly make this album that is quote-unquote ‘perfect’ for the rest of my life, adding songs here and there,” he said.
Ed Sheeran is giving fans a look behind the music in his upcoming Disney+ docuseries as he comes to terms with his wife Cherry's health scare.
He hasn't had the time to process and be at peace with his thoughts." I hope people enjoy it." "Everything in my life got so much better when Cherry came into it. It's so unlikely." That guy doesn't becoming a pop star... In a new trailer for The Sum Of It All, fans see a series of videos of a young Ed performing as he comments: "Ginger hair, really short, he stutters.
Ed Sheeran has said he felt he “didn't want to live any more” after the death of his best friend Jamal Edwards and discovering his pregnant wife had been ...
And he shouldn’t have done.” And I have had that throughout my life. The global pop star said: “Twelve hours later, he was dead. You’re just sort of in this thing. Sheeran said that as a father he felt “really embarrassed” by his seemingly “selfish” thoughts, and said it was Seaborn who worked out what was going on and advised him to see a therapist. Ed Sheeran has said he felt he “didn’t want to live any more” after the death of his best friend Jamal Edwards and discovering his pregnant wife had been diagnosed with a tumour.
A video of Ed Sheeran crying has been released in the first trailer for his new documentary 'The Sum Of It All'
[Ed Sheeran "almost killed" Elton John while filming their new Christmas single - video](/artists/elton-john/ed-sheeran-almost-killed-video-christmas/) [The Story of... Ed Sheeran's documentary The Sum of it All is due to be released on Disney+ on May 3, with new album Subtract to be released two days later on May 5. It's so unlikely."
In his most revealing interviews ever, Ed Sheeran discusses making his new album '-,' falling into depression, his massive new tour and much more.
“I’ve got loads and loads and loads of shit,” he says. He walks into a room to write a song, and tells me how grateful he is to be doing this.” With Ed, his frequency band is so wide that it really can come from anywhere and be anything.” But it’s a mistake, McDaid argues, to confuse facility with being facile: “He approaches every song he writes as if it’s the first song and the last song. “I wrote 25 songs the week I wrote ‘Shape of You,’ ” he says. “It is something that will always be there and just has to be managed.” “I went to a really, really sport-orientated primary school,” he says. “People assumed that we were lovers,” Sheeran rapped on a recent tribute to his friend, “F64.” “But we’re brothers in arms.” “That was a big rumor in the industry,” Sheeran says. He loves Van Morrison, but if Sheeran wrote a song called “Listen to the Lion,” it would probably be about a trip to the zoo, and a Top Five worldwide hit to boot. If he’s grown up and is a father now, he sings, “I have grown up/I am a father now” — the opening line of 2021’s =. First of all, he imagines people seeing it through the highly unsympathetic lens of “Rich Pop Star Feels Sad.” And then there’s the fact of the particular pop star he is. “Yesterday,” Sheeran says, “we cooked, we watched an episode of The Simpsons, went to bed.” “I was the butt of jokes before this,” he says, “and I’m the butt of jokes now, and it’s not necessarily just my music.”
Jamal Edwards, according to singer Ed Sheeran, was instrumental in starting his career.
A star's light shines for millions of years after they die." Earlier this month, the artist announced his upcoming album, Subtract, saying, "It helps me make sense of my sentiments." [US News](/news/international/us), [UK News](/news/international/uk), [Canada News](/news/international/canada), International Breaking News Events, and Latest News Updates on The Economic Times.) [D-St Indices Fall on Back of Weakness in Global Markets](/epaper/delhicapital/2023/mar/21/et-front/d-st-indices-fall-on-back-of-weakness-in-global-markets/articleshow/98835867.cms) I use songwriting as therapy." [Jamal Edwards](/topic/jamal-edwards), the creator of [SBTV](/topic/sbtv), Sheeran's "best buddy," who passed away too soon.
Ed Sheeran has revealed he sought therapy after feeling like he 'didn't want to live any more' following his wife being diagnosed with a tumour while ...
[My best friend](https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/ed-sheeran-pays-emotional-tribute-27561383) died. And you can’t get out of it. And I have had that throughout my life. “You’re under the waves drowning. [Rolling Stone:](https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/ed-sheeran-new-album-subtract-tour-cover-story-interview-1234694319/) “Twelve hours later, he was dead. [Ed Sheeran](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/ed-sheeran) has said he felt he “didn’t want to live any more” after the death of his best friend [Jamal Edwards](https://www.irishmirror.ie/all-about/jamal-edwards) and discovering his pregnant wife Cherry had been diagnosed with a tumour, with the popstar seeking therapy.
Ed Sheeran opens up about his wife's tumour and the death of his best friend Jamal Edwards in the documentary titled Ed Sheeran: The Sum Of It All.
As an artist I didn’t feel like I could credibly put a body of work into the world that didn’t accurately represent where I am and how I need to express myself at this point in my life. For the first time, I’m not trying to craft an album people will like, I’m merely putting something out that’s honest and true to where I am in my adult life. And in just over a week I replaced a decade’s worth of work with my deepest darkest thoughts. The full post reads: "I had been working on Subtract for a decade, trying to sculpt the perfect acoustic album, writing and recording hundreds of songs with a clear vision of what I thought it should be. I was spiralling through fear, depression and anxiety. Within the space of a month, my pregnant wife got told she had a tumour, with no route to treatment until after the birth.
Ed revealed that his wife Cherry was treated for a tumour when he announced new album, Substract, which is coming out later this year.
Ed Sheeran: The Sum Of It All releases on Disney+ on Thursday, May 4. He hasn't had the time to process and be at peace with his thoughts." As shots of the late Jamal are then shown, Ed continues: "Loss, it just took over my life. Jamal Edwards, the son of Loose Women star Brenda, passed away in February last year aged 31 following a drug overdose. The series, which is due to be released in May, will see the 32-year-old deal with his wife Cherry Seaborn's health scare and the tragic death of his best friend Jamal Edwards. Earlier this year, the singer revealed that his wife was diagnosed with a tumour while she was pregnant with their second child - read more about that
The star says he reached a low point after the deaths of his friends Jamal Edwards and Shane Warne.
"He hasn't had the time to process and be at peace with his thoughts." And just have it in my will that after I die, it comes out". "And then it just turns into a habit that you do once a week and then once a day and then, like, twice a day and then, like, without booze. It was all very, very, very fast." "I remember just being at a festival and being like, 'Well, if all of my friends do it, it can't be that bad,'" he said. "The help isn't a button that is pressed, where you're automatically OK," he continued. "There's nothing you can do about it." "And then it got done. "I would never, ever, ever touch anything again, because that's how Jamal died," he added. "People think it's weird getting a therapist in England.… You're just sort of in this thing. "No one really talks about their feelings where I come from," he said.