Ed Sheeran has expanded his latest album with the release of Play (Deluxe). Just weeks after the original album debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and became Sheeran’s ninth No. 1 album in the UK, the deluxe version introduces 14 additional tracks, including nine new songs and a standout remix of “Sapphire” featuring Indian superstar Arijit Singh.
The release comes as Sheeran prepares for a major promotional push extending into 2026, including the launch of his Loop Tour this December. The deluxe edition feels more like a new album in itself due to its extended tracklist. Here’s how we ranked the 13 new tracks from Play (Deluxe) (excluding the “Sapphire” remix):
| Rank | Track Title |
|---|---|
| 13 | Satellite |
| 12 | I Don’t Wanna Go To Bed |
| 11 | Hi Hello |
| 10 | Lights Out |
| 9 | Freedom |
| 8 | Technicolour |
| 7 | Rapture |
| 6 | Fade Out |
| 5 | Skeletons |
| 4 | Problems |
| 3 | Spiral |
| 2 | War Game |
| 1 | Crashing |
This new batch of tracks gives fans a fresh set of songs to enjoy, while Sheeran’s blend of heartfelt lyrics and creative melodies remains at the forefront. With the deluxe edition, Sheeran offers even more to the already impressive legacy of Play.
