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Browse teenage demos, independent EP masters, album tracks, soundtrack originals and standalone singles without double-counting the same studio master when it is reissued.
All Ed Sheeran songs & recordings
Browse Ed Sheeran songs A–Z or by year
Search by title, album, EP, version or collaborator, then filter the catalogue to principal releases, guest/co-lead recordings, alternate/live masters or covers and supporting vocals.
Ed Sheeran discography results
459 recordings
Browse Sheeran’s released recording history from teenage CD-R demos to Play and 2026 collaborations. Original masters, guest-vocal recordings, materially different remixes/acoustic takes, official session releases and formally released live performances are separated; a simple reissue of the same audio is not counted again.
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Sources for these results
References are attached to rows so early demos, album masters, guest vocals, remixes and live recordings can be distinguished without inflating the catalogue with duplicate reissues of identical audio.
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Ed Sheeran recording count
How many Ed Sheeran recordings are in this archive?
This page currently tracks 459 distinct recordings: 221 principal Ed Sheeran releases, 40 guest/co-lead collaborations, 191 alternate/remix/live masters and 7 covers, backing-vocal or public recordings.
The total is a recording count, not a claim that Sheeran has written 459 different compositions. For example, the original “Perfect,” the Beyoncé duet, the Andrea Bocelli version and a released live performance are separate audio recordings of the same underlying song.
Explore Ed Sheeran’s catalogue
Early EPs, albums, collaborations, remixes and live recordings
The archive follows Sheeran from the 2005 Spinning Man demos and independent EPs through +, ×, ÷, No.6 Collaborations Project, =, -, Autumn Variations, Play and his 2026 collaborations.
Collaborations & guest vocals
Foreground appearances with artists including Taylor Swift, Eminem, Stormzy, Burna Boy, J Balvin and Martin Garrix are tracked when Sheeran is audibly part of the released recording.
Alternate & live masters
Duets, guest-version singles, substantial remixes, unplugged recordings and formally released concert performances get separate rows when the audio genuinely changes.
Rich recording context
“About this recording” can cover the writing story, production, album position, collaborator, sample or interpolation, soundtrack placement, chart history, awards, music-video context or what changed in a later version.
Ed Sheeran discography guide
How the recordings are classified
The label describes the role of the specific audio master—not merely where a song title appears on a streaming service.
Principal release
A Sheeran-led studio recording: early self-releases, EP tracks, album masters, soundtrack originals and standalone singles.
Guest / collaboration
A foreground shared performance such as “Everything Has Changed,” “River,” “For My Hand” or “Repeat It,” where Sheeran is audibly part of another artist’s or a co-billed release.
Alternate / remix / live
A materially different master: for example “Perfect Duet,” the Fumez “Bad Habits” remix, an unplugged re-recording or a formally released concert performance.
Cover / backing / public
A released cover, supporting-vocal appearance or other documented performance that contains Sheeran’s voice but is not a standard principal or guest-feature release.
Catalogue totals
What the 459 records contain
These totals are calculated from the same dataset used by the filters above.
Principal releases221
Teenage and independent recordings plus Sheeran-led EP, album, soundtrack and standalone studio masters from Spinning Man through Play and later singles.
Alternate / remix / live191
Includes guest-version singles, substantial official remixes, acoustic or unplugged re-recordings, archival versions and formally released concert performances.
Other vocal roles47
- Guest / co-lead collaborations40
- Covers / backing / public recordings7
Complete Ed Sheeran archiveDistinct documented recordings through June 2026459 records
Counting rules
What counts as a separate Ed Sheeran recording?
The archive counts audio performances, not storefront pages.
Counted separately
- A different song or new studio composition.
- An officially released remix or acoustic/orchestral re-recording.
- A newly recorded live performance issued commercially.
- A released cover or foreground collaboration.
Not counted twice
- The same studio master on a single and later album.
- The same cover reissued on a later EP.
- Compilation appearances that reuse existing audio.
- Music videos that use the same underlying master.
Ed Sheeran discography questions
Ed Sheeran discography FAQ
How the archive handles a catalogue where the same composition can have several genuinely different recordings.
What is included in this Ed Sheeran discography?
It includes self-released teenage material, independent EPs, major-label album masters, soundtrack originals, guest and co-lead vocals, selected background-vocal performances, official remixes and acoustic versions, and formally released live masters. Songs Sheeran only wrote for another artist are not counted unless his voice is actually present.
Are all 459 entries different compositions?
No. This is a recording archive. The solo “Perfect,” “Perfect Duet” with Beyoncé, “Perfect Symphony” with Andrea Bocelli and a released live performance are different audio masters of the same underlying composition.
What can appear in “About this recording”?
Anything useful and supportable about that specific song or master: how it was written, who produced or played on it, the collaborator, album role, chart or award context, sample or interpolation, soundtrack use, music-video story, live history, or exactly what changed in a remix or re-recording.
What is the latest Ed Sheeran release covered?
As reviewed on 19 August 2026, Apple Music lists “Repeat It (2015 Version)” as Sheeran’s latest release, dated 26 June 2026. The acoustic “Repeat It” version arrived on 18 June, after the main Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran single on 15 May.
Found a missing or incorrectly credited Ed Sheeran recording?
Send a correctionThe catalogue can be updated when an official release, label source or dependable discography source supports the change.