Ed Sheeran Ends 15-Year Deal with Warner Music Group, Seeks Greater Creative Control
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Ed Sheeran has ended his 15-year partnership with Warner Music Group, leaving Asylum Records (UK) and Atlantic Records (US). The singer communicated the decision directly to fans via email, emphasizing it was not due to artistic dissatisfaction but rather a personal and professional evolution. Sheeran cited a need for change in how he handles his professional affairs as he transitions from his teenage years into fatherhood. He is seeking more control over his music, and fans can expect updates on his next steps soon.
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A shift and change in the way he does things professionally.
He wants more control over his music.
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