Months after putting out his chart-topping sixth studio album, Ed Sheeran is back with yet another project for his fans. The Englishman released “- (subtract)” back in May as the last entry in his famed line of albums with mathematical symbols as designated titles. The album went on to peak at number one in the UK and at number two in the US and Canada. He’ll be hoping for better his sales figures with the release of his new project “Autumn Variations.” The album comes with fourteen tracks, the twelfth of which is titled “When Will I Be Alright.”
Months after putting out his chart-topping sixth studio album, Ed Sheeran is back with yet another project for his fans. The Englishman released “- (subtract)” back in May as the last entry in his famed line of albums with mathematical symbols as designated titles. The album went on to peak at number one in the UK and at number two in the US and Canada. He’ll be hoping for better his sales figures with the release of his new project “Autumn Variations.” The album comes with fourteen tracks, the twelfth of which is titled “When Will I Be Alright.”