Ed sheeran new album review
Ed Sheeran has released his highly anticipated new album, "No.6 Collaborations Project", and the reviews are in! Here's a summary of what critics and fans are saying:
Critical Reception:
- Rolling Stone: 3.5/5 stars - "Sheeran's collaborations are often more interesting than his solo material, and the album's best moments come when he's trading verses with other artists."
- The Guardian: 3/5 stars - "Sheeran's songwriting is still solid, but the album's reliance on collaborations can feel like a cop-out."
- NME: 4/5 stars - "Sheeran's new album is a masterclass in genre-hopping and features some of his most impressive songwriting to date."
- The New York Times: "Sheeran's album is a testament to his ability to adapt and evolve, even as he remains true to his pop sensibilities."
Fan Reaction:
- Fans are loving the album's diverse range of collaborations, with many praising the chemistry between Sheeran and his featured artists.
- Some fans are enjoying the album's more experimental sound, which incorporates elements of hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music.
- Others are missing the more stripped-back, acoustic sound of Sheeran's earlier work, and feel that the album's production is too polished and overproduced.
Standout Tracks:
- "Beautiful People" (feat. Khalid) - a catchy, upbeat summer anthem with a memorable chorus.
- "Cross Me" (feat. Chance the Rapper and PnB Rock) - a hip-hop infused track with a strong beat and impressive verses.
- "Way to Break My Heart" (feat. Skrillex) - an electronic-infused pop track with a catchy hook and a nod to Sheeran's earlier work.
- "Remember the Name" (feat. Eminem and 50 Cent) - a high-energy hip-hop track with a strong beat and impressive verses from all three artists.
Overall:
- "No.6 Collaborations Project" is a solid addition to Sheeran's discography, with some standout tracks and impressive collaborations.
- While some fans may miss the more stripped-back sound of his earlier work, the album's diversity and experimentation are likely to appeal to fans of pop and hip-hop.
- With 15 tracks and a range of featured artists, there's something for everyone on this album.
What do you think of Ed Sheeran's new album? Have you listened to it yet?