Sources: 
British singer Ed Sheeran has released 'Sapphire,' a Punjabi track from his upcoming album
'Play', marking a bold fusion of Western pop and Indian musical influences.
The song features Sheeran singing in Punjabi, a departure from his usual English repertoire, which has mesmerized fans and highlighted his appreciation for Indian culture.
Ed Sheeran has openly expressed his admiration for Indian music, revealing that he became a fan of singer Arijit Singh after hearing the hit song
'Tum Hi Ho' from the Bollywood film
'Aashiqui 2'. This inspiration led to a surprise guest appearance at Arijit Singh’s concert in London, further cementing his connection to Indian music.
In addition to Bollywood, Sheeran enjoys Tollywood cinema, showing a broad appreciation for Indian film industries.
"The British singer replied by saying that he not only watches Bollywood movies but also enjoys Tollywood cinema."'Sapphire' is the third track on the album
'Play', and its music video has been well received, showcasing Sheeran's versatility and willingness to experiment with new languages and sounds.
This cross-cultural collaboration reflects a growing trend of global music fusion, with artists embracing diverse influences to create unique sounds that resonate worldwide.
"The music video 'Sapphire', . The song mesmerised fans as the English singer also sang in Punjabi. 'Sapphire', is the third track from Ed's forthcoming album, 'Play'."Sources: British singer Ed Sheeran released 'Sapphire,' a Punjabi-infused track from his upcoming album 'Play.' The song showcases his admiration for Indian music, inspired by Arijit Singh and Bollywood, blending English and Punjabi lyrics in a bold cultural fusion that has captivated fans worldwide.
