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Latest news in Yorkshire: August 29, 2018 11:05:17 AM
Songwriter, a documentary about Ed Sheeran directed by his cousin Murray
Cummings, debuts on Apple Music today, August 28. Cummings says the movie
reveals some very special and private moments in Ed’s life — like the day
he recorded “Perfect,” for example.
In the movie, we see Ed recording the romantic ballad at London’s famed
Abbey Road studios, where the Beatles made their records, and collaborating
on the track with his composer brother, Matt.
“That was a really special day for all of us, because it was the two
brothers working together for the first time,” Cummings tells ABC Radio.
“And their dad was such a big Beatles fan, so the fact that it was in Abbey
Road, Eds fathers there and really proud, and then its his two sons
working with each other on a song written about his fiancée…its just all
these layers in this one moment.”
Speaking about Ed’s fiancée Cherry, you get to see a sweet moment where she
flies in to see him while he’s living in a house with his songwriter pals,
creating the songs for his album Divide. You’ll also photos of the couple
travelling the world together during Ed’s self-imposed social media hiatus.
Regarding the footage of Ed penning songs with his writer pals, Murray says
it’s not that his cousin can’t write songs alone — it’s just that he likes
hanging out with other people.
“For a guy whos solo and travels the world on his own playing shows…its
kind of lonely, I would imagine,” he explains.
“So I think its just really fun for him to get in with other musicians and
just write, and he really respects these people as well…hanging out with
musicians, I think, is something hes always wanted to do.”
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