In a moment that feels almost surreal for global music lovers, Arijit Singh and Ed Sheeran have joined hands for a soulful new track, Sapphire. This collaboration isn’t just a blending of voices—it’s a cultural milestone. For the first time, Ed Sheeran experiments with Punjabi lyrics, while Arijit brings his signature emotional depth to a Western-style ballad.
Released in June 2025, Sapphire is already being hailed as a modern classic. The music video is a vibrant celebration of Indian life, featuring Sheeran exploring the streets of Kolkata, playing cricket with kids, and even sharing screen space with Shah Rukh Khan. It’s colorful, heartfelt, and surprisingly intimate.
What makes this partnership stand out isn’t just the music—it’s the friendship behind it. Earlier this year, Ed visited Arijit’s hometown, riding pillion on a scooter, waving at fans. It wasn’t staged—it felt genuine, and fans across the world took notice.
This isn’t just a song; it’s a beautiful example of how music can bridge continents. Arijit and Ed have shown that language and geography don't matter when the emotion is real. Sapphire may be their first official collaboration, but here’s hoping it’s not their last.
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