Ed Sheeran announces ‘Autumn Variations’ his 2023 second album

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25 August, 2023, 03:35 pm

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Ed Sheeran announces ‘Autumn Variations’ his 2023 second album

TBS Report

25 August, 2023, 03:35 pm

Last modified: 25 August, 2023, 03:36 pm

Ed Sheeran. Photo: Collected

Ed Sheeran. Photo: Collected

Ed Sheeran will soon be bringing out his second new album in 2023. Sheeran announced Thursday, 24 August, that 'Autumn Variations', will be out on 29 September.

His first 2023 album '-' (Subtract) came out on 5 May and was produced by Aaron Dessner. 'Autumn Variations' will also be produced by Dessner.

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