Ed Sheeran announces new documentary series The Sum Of It All
Ed Sheeran has announced a new four-part documentary series coming to Disney+ in May titled The Sum Of It All.
After announcing his - (Subtract) album at the start of the month, Sheeran has shared the official trailer for a new Disney+ documentary series titled The Sum Of It All, which he says started as "a documentary on the formation of an album." According to the description, the docuseries is a "definitive and searingly honest view into his private life as he explores the universal themes that inspire his music."
Sheeran wrote, "I’ve always been guarded of my personal life; the only documentary I’ve ever made has been one that focused on my songwriting. Disney approached me to make a four-part documentary on the making of my next album Subtract. Initially the documentary was just that, a documentary on the formation of an album. But, as my life took a few twists and turns, the subject matter of the album changed, and so did the documentary. It became something completely different to what I thought it would be. I wanted to provide context to the album as it touches on very personal things, that we all experience. I knew if I made a documentary, I would want to put my trust in the hands of the director, so it wouldn’t be sculpted by me, and was actually an accurate reflection of who I am, even if it’s uncomfortable to watch. The team at @fulwell73productions have done a fantastic job of that. I hope you guys connect with this 4-part series, The Sum Of It All, streaming May 3rd @disneyplus."
- (Subtract) will follow Sheeran's 2021 album = (Equals), and saw him work with The National's Aaron Dessner, who he was introduced to through mutual friend Taylor Swift.
Ed Sheeran's The Sum Of It All documentary series will be available to stream on Disney+ from 3 May. His - (Subtract) album will follow on 5 May.
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