US EditionEd Sheeran Speaks Punjabi on New Song ‘Sapphire,’ His ‘Favorite’ Track on Upcoming Album ‘Play’
- Ed Sheeran released the new single 'Sapphire' with a music video shot across India on June 5, previewing his upcoming album 'Play' set for September 12.
- He completed the album during a trip to Goa, collaborating with top Indian musicians and inspired by his deep appreciation for Indian culture and music.
- 'Sapphire' features Indian artist Arijit Singh singing in Punjabi and includes appearances by Shah Rukh Khan, blending Western and Punjabi musical elements.
- Ed Sheeran revealed that "Sapphire" was the initial track he completed for Play, and it helped him realize the direction he wanted the album to take.
- This single follows 'Azizam' and 'Old Phone' as part of an interactive album reflecting Sheeran's emotional journey through his darkest period, highlighting cultural fusion and connection.
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Ed Sheeran is going to release his 8th studio album. The name of this album is 'Play' and 'Sapphire' is a song from this album. This song, which was filmed in India, has been sung by Ed Sheeran in English and Punjabi language. In this, Ed is roaming around with Arijit Singh. At the same time, he is having fun with Shahrukh Khan.
Listen to Ed Sheeran's dazzling new single 'Sapphire'
Ed Sheeran has shared a new single called ‘Sapphire’ – you can listen to it below. READ MORE: Ed Sheeran – ‘Autumn Variations’ review: a pumpkin-spiced snoozer The joyous and anthemic track is the latest preview of the singer-songwriter’s upcoming album ‘Play’, following ‘Azizam’ and ‘Old Phone’. Celebrating love that transcends boundaries, ‘Sapphire’ boasts intricate South-Asian percussion, and backing vocals and sitar by legendary Indian arti…
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