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    Fireboy DML’s “Peru” to feature on Ed Sheeran’s Tour Edition of ‘=’ album

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    Fireboy DML's "Peru" to feature on Ed Sheeran's Tour Edition of'=' album
    Fireboy DML’s “Peru” to feature on Ed Sheeran’s Tour Edition of ‘=’ album

    Its definitely Fireboy DML season as the remix of his 2021 hit song, “Peru” will be featured on Ed Sheeran “=” Tour edition album.

    On Wednesday (May 25), Ed Sheeran announced a new deluxe edition of his 2021 album ‘=’.

    According to the announcement, the album will feature nine extra tracks which include Fireboy DML’s “Peru” remix, two brand songs and 2 songs which he created for the musical film, “Yesterday“.

    “Releasing the Tour Edition of “=” on Friday. 9 extra tracks, including 2 brand new ones and 2 you might have heard in a film called Yesterday. I hope you love these songs as much as I do x,” he captioned the announcement on Instagram.

    The singer starred alongside Himesh Patel and Lily James in the 2018 musical film Yesterday, but his two original songs from the film — “One Life” and “Penguins” — were never officially released until now.

    Originally unveiled in October, = (pronounced “Equals”) debuted as Sheeran’s fourth consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 and includes singles “Bad Habits,” “Shivers,” “Overpass Graffiti” and “The Joker and the Queen,” with a remix featuring Taylor Swift.

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    He’s already released a Christmas edition of the album as well containing “Merry Christmas,” his charity holiday collab with Elton John that reached No. 1 in the pair’s native U.K. in December.

     

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    Recall that a few days ago, he announced that he and his wife Cherry Seaborn had welcomed their second daughter, a baby girl whose name they have yet to share publicly.

    In April, the singer proved victorious in the U.K. copyright suit filed against him for his 2017 No. 1 smash “Shape of You.”

    In the aftermath of the case, he’s committed to filming all his songwriting sessions going forward as evidence of his original ideas.