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Ed Sheeran wants to 'take risks' on second album
Published Wednesday, Jan 11 2012, 10:38 GMT | By Lewis Corner | Add comment
Ed Sheeran has revealed plans to change his sound for his second studio album.
The singer insisted that he wants to take risks while writing new music for the follow-up to his 2011 debut +.
Sheeran told the Daily Star: "For my first album it was important to record the songs my fans had heard the way they were performed live.
"But I'd like to try a few different things for the next album, take more risks."
The star has previously confessed that he is "amazed" by the success of his debut album +, which returned to the top of the UK chart earlier this month.
Sheeran recently confirmed that he will be the main support act for the entirety of Snow Patrol's upcoming 28-date tour across the US.
> Ed Sheeran to play homecoming forest gig in Suffolk
Watch the music video for Ed Sheeran's latest single 'Lego House' below:
The singer insisted that he wants to take risks while writing new music for the follow-up to his 2011 debut +.
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Sheeran told the Daily Star: "For my first album it was important to record the songs my fans had heard the way they were performed live.
"But I'd like to try a few different things for the next album, take more risks."
The star has previously confessed that he is "amazed" by the success of his debut album +, which returned to the top of the UK chart earlier this month.
Sheeran recently confirmed that he will be the main support act for the entirety of Snow Patrol's upcoming 28-date tour across the US.
> Ed Sheeran to play homecoming forest gig in Suffolk
Watch the music video for Ed Sheeran's latest single 'Lego House' below:
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