Fred and I wrote this song and my brother did a string part that went over the demo. “The reason ‘First Times’ is at this point in the album is so there can be an intake of breath from my fans, like, ‘OK, cool, there are songs on here for us.’ This is pretty much classic me format.
You could put this song on at the office Christmas party and hopefully everyone's going to get twisted to it.” But the more and more my career's gone on, I like to do fun love songs sometimes.
“I sometimes find myself in a vice-grip choke hold by the past songs I've written or the genre I'm in, or to always be a meaningful, deep singer-songwriter and write songs that really rip out someone’s heart. It's about what happened: I became a dad and all the noise was just shut off. So the verse is as chaotic as it comes, it’s just noise: This is what's going on my life. I wanted something you could open with in a stadium that was huge, but, at the same time, tiny. I wanted to do that again, but I didn’t really want to rap this time. “I had ‘Eraser’ on ÷, which was me summing up the last few years and letting people know where I was. But you should listen the way it’s intended to be listened to at least once.” And as you do that, read Sheeran’s intimate track-by-track guide to the album here. Put songs on a playlist, put the album on shuffle-whatever you want. “I don’t care what you do after your first listen. “Please just listen to it once in order, that’s all I ask,” he says. And he has just one request before you press play. All tied together by bare-skinned songwriting, = is Sheeran’s most personal, moving record to date. There’s ’80s-inspired pop (the gargantuan “Bad Habits”), sad bangers (“Overpass Graffiti”), a cinematic piano ballad (“The Joker and the Queen”), and even a child’s lullaby, written for his daughter (“Sandman”). You’ll find tracks from that time here (“First Times,” “Love in Slow Motion”), but-with Sheeran restlessly writing and recording right up until its release- = is a typically eclectic record from an artist who has always delighted in confounding expectations. “It’s stuff that really has meant a lot to me.” The follow-up to 2017’s all-conquering ÷ was originally conceived as an acoustic record, with Sheeran setting up in Nashville way back in 2018 to work. Be sure to check out “Bad Habits” anywhere you can stream or listen to music.“The theme of the record is me turning 30, becoming a dad, losing a friend, trying to balance work and marriage,” Ed Sheeran tells Apple Music of his fourth full-length LP, =. The song was mixed and mastered by Dan Lancaster.
It’s an epitaph of a love that has influenced the artist into picking up a few bad habits in their behavior, get it? The production quality is top-notch as well. The song is phenomenally written and constructed. We can only hope that there is more on the horizon from both of these blockbuster artists together. I haven’t enjoyed a crossover song in ages, and this one is totally Song Of The Year worthy, and it’s only February. The melancholy feel of the song is uplifted by incredibly catchy lyrics. The track has an amazing breakdown section that closes the song and leaves you as the listener wanting so much more. It encompasses the key elements of both the pop and metal genres. This is completely out of left-field for both of these artists. The second verse introduces the BMTH front man, Oli Sykes, and the song develops into a wonderful and huge soundscape. The drums are huge and booming, and the chord progression is beyond catchy and heavy. The chorus hits soon after and you feel the true intensity of the track. Then, out of nowhere, there is a driving guitar strumming pattern that starts to hype you up the second it starts. The track “Bad Habits” starts with a very pop-influenced acoustic loop and instantly you feel welcomed by the warm timbre of his voice. Ed Sheeran and Bring Me The Horizon have a song together. He is known for such hits as “Shape Of You,” “Perfect,” and “Thinking Out Loud.” The pop star did something completely out of his genre recently and partnered with the British metal act Bring Me The Horizon for a song titled “Bad Habits”. Ed Sheeran has constantly been a powerhouse in the pop world.
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