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8.0
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The Guardian
The affable everyman dabbles in grime, hip-hop, balladry and Latino love songs as he zooms down the middle of the road to world domination
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8.0
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The Irish Times
Unsurprisingly, the end result sounds not unlike a Top 20 rundown or Spotify’s Hot Hits UK playlist. That should give you an idea of whether you’ll like it – in the unlikely event that there’s anyone out there who hasn’t already made their mind up about Ed Sheeran – but it also tells you how commercial it all is
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7.0
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Clash
Overall, ‘No 6 Collaborations Project’ is an eclectic mix of songs, some familiar, some forgotten after the first listen and some deeply impactful
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6.0
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NME
In 10 years' time, 'No. 6 Collaborations Project', a testament to Sheeran's songwriting skills and well-honed 'everybro' persona, could be the perfect time capsule of what pop was in 2019
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6.0
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Rolling Stone
Gathering guests from every corner of the Top 40, the singer-songwriter contemplates aloneness, fame and marital salvation
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6.0
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The Observer
A cynic would call this hotchpotch of genres and guests a laser-guided exercise in streaming monopoly, a credibility-by-osmosis playlist primed for summer dominance. And that person would be 100% correct
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5.3
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Pitchfork
The pop star’s compilation features Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, and Stormzy in a sometimes nice but hopelessly transparent attempt at a hip-hop crossover
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4.0
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The Independent
It would be easier to love this record if Sheeran didn’t accompany his self-deprecation with humblebrags about how ‘gifted’ he is
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3.0
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Slant Magazine
The singer-songwriter opts to spend the entirety of the album strenuously avoiding his strengths
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2.5
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Consequence Of Sound
All the guest stars in the world only distract Sheeran from finding his own voice
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