Ed Sheeran Releases Brand New Song with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
The star broke the news on Twitter
We're just about back to normal following Ed Sheeran's two sold-out concerts in Croke Park two weeks ago where Kodaline and Glen Hansard also joined him onstage as well as support from Gavin James, Bell X1 and Jamie Lawson. The Croke Park concert will be apparently re-immortalised in an upcoming Bridget Jones movie where a Renee Zellweger body-double made an appearance at the stadium to film for part of the movie.
The "Sing" star has been going from strength to strength as of late and today announced news of a brand new single that doesn't feature on his multi million selling album "X".
Ed took to Twitter to announce the new single will be available from 5pm and to make it even better, it will be free.
New song dropping at 5pm today UK time.
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) August 5, 2015
Oh and it's free
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) August 5, 2015
He also revealed the new single will also be a collaboration with an unnamed artist.
It's a new collaboration and you think you've guessed it but you haven't innit. 5pm GMT
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) August 5, 2015
At 5pm it was revealed the track is a collaboration with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis called "Growing Up (Sloane's Song)".
The song is free to download here.
You can listen to the song right here:
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