Ed Sheeran Parts With Longtime Label Warner: ‘This Isn’t a Disgruntled Artist Situation’
Ed Sheeran has parted ways with Warner Music Group after 15 years, announcing the decision in a newsletter to fans. He emphasized that this change is not due to dissatisfaction but rather a personal evolution in his professional life. Sheeran expressed gratitude for the support he received during his rise to fame and looks forward to new opportunities ahead.
- ▪Ed Sheeran has left Warner Music Group, which included Atlantic and Asylum Records.
- ▪He stated that his decision is not a result of being a disgruntled artist but a reflection of his personal growth.
- ▪Sheeran has released seven albums under Warner, transitioning from a teenager to a major pop star over 15 years.
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