Ed Sheeran Releases Previously Unheard Duet With Late Grandmother, “You’re Still Here”

Ed Sheeran Releases Previously Unheard Duet With Late Grandmother, “You’re Still Here”

Ed Sheeran has released a previously unheard recording featuring his late grandmother, unveiling a deeply personal duet titled “You’re Still Here.” The track marks the first time the singer has publicly shared a song that includes his grandmother’s voice.

According to sources close to the project, the recording was discovered while reviewing old family and studio archives that had not been accessed in years. The vocals were recorded before her passing and were later carefully restored and finalized for release.

The acoustic song features Sheeran’s signature stripped-back sound, with his vocals blending softly alongside his grandmother’s voice. The production remains minimal, allowing the emotional weight of the recording and its personal significance to take center stage.

“This was never meant to be a commercial release,” a source explained, noting that the decision to share the song publicly was driven by its sentimental value rather than chart ambitions.

Fans have responded strongly since the song’s release, describing it as one of Sheeran’s most intimate projects to date. Many praised the artist for preserving a private family moment and sharing it in a respectful way.

More than a new single, “You’re Still Here” serves as a tribute capturing a rare family memory and highlighting the lasting influence of loved ones through music.