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Overview
Track Listing
1 | Eraser | |
2 | Castle on the Hill | |
3 | Dive | |
4 | Shape of You | |
5 | Perfect | |
6 | Galway Girl | |
7 | Happier | |
8 | New Man | |
9 | Hearts Don't Break Around Here | |
10 | What Do I Know? | |
11 | How Would You Feel (Paean) | |
12 | Supermarket Flowers | |
13 | Barcelona | |
14 | Bibia Be Ye Ye | |
15 | Nancy Mulligan | |
16 | Save Myself |

Details
- Genre: Rock & Pop
- Release Date: March 2017
- Label: Atlantic (Label)
- Format: CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio Format: Stereo
Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Rolling Stone - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Sheeran doubles down on the blend of hip-hop bravado and everyday-bloke songwriting that helped him break out at the turn of the decade."
Spin - "Sheeran's ear for melody and clever turn of phrase has won him acclaim as a songwriter for himself and for others, but his power stems from his belief that the simplest emotions are still worth stating plainly..."
NME (Magazine) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[H]is latest album is as likeable as he seems in interviews: assured but unassuming and sometimes hard to fathom. There's probably a mathematical formula to Ed Sheeran's success, but he's the only one who can crunch the numbers."
Clash (Magazine) - "[A] record which is astonishingly assured....[Every song] has a strong hook, a nagging melody, something that makes it stick in your head."
Spin - "Sheeran's ear for melody and clever turn of phrase has won him acclaim as a songwriter for himself and for others, but his power stems from his belief that the simplest emotions are still worth stating plainly..."
NME (Magazine) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[H]is latest album is as likeable as he seems in interviews: assured but unassuming and sometimes hard to fathom. There's probably a mathematical formula to Ed Sheeran's success, but he's the only one who can crunch the numbers."
Clash (Magazine) - "[A] record which is astonishingly assured....[Every song] has a strong hook, a nagging melody, something that makes it stick in your head."