It turns out that the No Time to Die soundtrack was originally intended for Ed Sheeran.
Yes, you didn’t read it wrong at all. It turns out that before finally being performed by Billie Eilish. The No Time to Die soundtrack was originally intended to be performed by Ed Sheeran.
And whether or not you believe the latest facts. But then again, the fact is that the No Time to Die soundtrack was originally for Ed Sheeran. And this was revealed straight from Sheeran’s mouth recently.
Sheeran has already written the lyrics
Specifically, through a podcast program session that Sheeran did with the Peter Crouch Podcast. Well in this session the ginger-haired vocalist from England said that at first. Sheeran was the first to be lined up for the Bond 25 soundtrack.
But in the end, plans changed and it was Eilish who provided the soundtrack. What’s going on here? How come it’s not like this all of a sudden?
Even though according to Sheeran in the podcast. He has had several meeting sessions with the film. Even after these meetings. The 31-year-old vocalist has already started writing the soundtrack.
And yes guys so what is it? Did Sheeran do something offensive to the film? Or what?
Change of Script and Director
Well, it turns out that the reason why the No Time to Die soundtrack failed to be performed by Ed Sheeran was due to a change in director and script. Because of this change, they didn’t use Sheeran.
Though according to Sheeran. When this happened, he had just started the process of writing the lyrics for the soundtrack. Wow, what a pity guys. But yes, at the same time, these moments of last-minute changes do happen.
Now after experiencing this, we are now asking questions. If he gets another offer to be on the soundtrack of the 007 aka James Bond franchise, will Sheeran still want to accept it?
And the answer is YES. This is because he is a singer, especially a singer from England. It’s one of his dreams to be on the James Bond soundtrack. Well, amen. Hopefully, his wish will come true.
Well after reading all these reviews. I have a question for all of you. If, for example, Eilish’s No Time To Die soundtrack was performed by Ed Sheeran. I wonder if it will be as fun?
