Ed Sheeran: 7 Best Songs That Weren't Singles

4 August 2015, 15:56 | Updated: 31 December 2019, 12:07

Liam Dryden

By Liam Dryden

Our favourite British singer-songwriter has got some pretty killer deep-cuts.

If you aren't already a massive Ed Sheeran fan, chances are you mostly know him from some of his biggest singles: "The A-Team", "Give Me Love", "Thinking Out Loud", etc. 

But with a music career already spanning ten years, Ed's got some lesser-known big hitters in his discography that you might not have heard yet. So we've picked out some of our favourite Ed Sheeran deep cuts for you to enjoy...

1) "Kiss Me" (from +)

Ed's big breakthrough + (or Plus) is known for being full of feelings (especially in the SIX singles he released). But album-only track "Kiss Me" manages to incorporate all of those feelings (well, the romantic ones at least) into one gorgeous slow-jam.

 

2) "Cold Coffee" (from Songs I Wrote With Amy)

If there's one thing that never fails to compliment Ed's vocals, it's collaborating with a female singer; and this low-key yet intense track from Ed's co-written EP with Amy Wadge is a perfect example.

 

3) "One Night" (from Loose Change)

With a similar groove to "Don't" minus the same vindictive tone, "One Night" is a catchy insight into the struggles of a one-night stand.