As expected, Ed Sheeran’s forthcoming album will include a dose of hip-hop.
The singer-songwriter took to Instagram this week to confirm the release of “Cross Me,” featuring Chance the Rapper and PnB Rock. The song serves as the second single off No.6 Collaborations Project, following the Justin Bieber-assisted track “I Don’t Care.”
“No one say, ‘Hi’ to me without her/Better pay your respect to the queen,” Chance raps on the Fred Gibson-produced track. “Better do that shit without a flirt’/Gotta respect the HBIC/Couple of things that you need to know/If you still wanna be friends with me.”
You can check out the video for "Cross Me" up top.
No.6 Collaborations is also available now for pre-order. The 15-track album will arrive July 12.
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