Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "ED SHEERAN - F64"

Episode Date: January 20, 2023

Ed Sheeran is remembering his friend.On Thursday, the singer debuted a new song in tribute to the late SBTV founder Jamal Edwards, who died on Feb. 20 last year at age 31.In a video performance with F64 for SBTV, the artist raps about his friendship with the music entrepreneur who helped launch Sheeran's career.“Yo Jam, this is a letter to you, it’s been a while but it’s been hard for me to get in the booth," Sheeran raps.“Since we last spoke I’ve become a father-of-two trying to live life with a smile but that’s been harder to do," he continues. “Because all I want to do is talk about you, but these tears won’t let me talk about you. We should have known that we’d be lost without you.”The video, in which Sheeran is spotlit and surrounded by candles, was filmed overnight at an empty Stamford Bridge stadium, the home of Chelsea FC, the team Edwards supported his whole life.Edwards' mother, Brenda Edwards, star of "Loose Women", talked about the song on Good Morning Britain this week.“Ed sent me the final edit two days ago and I’ve kind of been in and out of crying ever since,” she said.“When Jamal passed he was literally at my house with me and Tanisha for a whole week just looking after us,” she added of how Sheeran was there for her and her daughter.source: Ed Sheeran Performs Tribute To Late Friend And SBTV Founder Jamal Edwards (msn.com)Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Now this is one of those type of tracks where at first I was going in thinking it was a single, but then, as you can read about the title, it's a tribute to his late friend and SBTV founder, Jamal Edwards. And when I'm reading this story, it's very, I don't know, I don't know if heartbreaking or heartwarming gets the right word as you never know how people grieve with a loss, but people do it in unique ways and for Ed Shearn this is his way of remembering his friend

as the debut of this tribute song who died February 20th of last year at age 31 so basically this has been something he's been thinking about for a while but now it's here with a video along with the video performance

so if you go on YouTube you can type in Ed Shearin F64 and it should pop up but what I'm basically getting into is that this is a certified tribute track to his late friend to honor the friendship that he had with him and then this is the person who helped launch edsharon's career and he showed a lot of different quotes from jamaar edwards showcasing their bond and how he helped

edsharing get to where he was so this tribute track is more of a learning experience for those who didn't know that Jamar Edwards has such an impact, a positive impact on Ed's career. In the video, Ed Sherin can be seen with a lot of candles. It was filmed overnight at the empty stadium, at the empty Stanford Bridge Stadium, the home of Chelsea FC. I think that's a soccer team. You know what I mean?

Hey, I don't know my soccer teams like that. I'm pretty sure that's a soccer team. football team or whichever however you call it but anyways uh edward's mother uh brenda edwards oh i guess she was a star of quote loose women end quote talked about the song on good morning britain this week okay she said quote and this is edgar edward's mother brenda edwis she said quote ed sent me the final edit two day two days ago and i've kind of been in and of crying ever since when Jamal passed he was literally at my house with me and Tanisha for a whole week just looking after us man that's tough right there you never

know how people grieve and this is one of those type of ways where I feel like it brings a lot of fulfillment for not only Ed Shearn but for the loved ones of Jamal Edwards you know so um this whole tribute track and just the actions before, during, and after this is very telling about Ed Sharon's character. And I think it's one of those reasons why everybody who talks about Ed Sharon never has a negative thing to say because he's just overall great dude. So anyways, click my link to my bio. Let me know on one of my social medias.

What do you think about Ed Shearons' tribute track to Jamal Edwards titled F-64? and is it one of the best tribute tracks you've ever heard?