Alonestar Sheeran, a UK artiste, has confirmed that he will be releasing a song featuring Shatta Wale and Ed Sheeran.

This means that Shatta Wale has landed another major collaboration after just teaming up with the worldwide star, Beyoncé for their track 'Already'.

Alonestar, who is the cousin Ed Sheeran announced the development on his Twitter post.

"New @shattawalegh  x @ALONESTAR1 x @Phillyfreezer ft @edsheeran &  you ready ?!!!! ????????????  ???  No lie ! ????????????????????❤️ USA ???????? Ghana ???????? Uk ???????? God is good !! Thankful to the most high!  #Up ????????????????????❤️????" he wrote.

New @shattawalegh x @ALONESTAR1 x @Phillyfreezer ft @edsheeran & you ready ?!!!! ???????????? ??? No lie ! ????????????????????❤️ USA ???????? Ghana ???????? Uk ???????? God is good !! Thankful to the most high! #Up ????????????????????❤️????

— jethro ALONESTAR Sheeran (@ALONESTAR1) September 30, 2020

The song, which will feature Shatta Wale, Philly Freezer & Alonestar and Ed Sheeran, is however yet to be released.

Alonestar Sheeran is not only a Recording Artist but also a Music Producer to artists including the duo Bars and Melody. Jethro executive produced all the tracks on their album 143 which successfully went straight to number 4 in the UK “Official” Charts and has subsequently gone platinum.

In December 2017 he featured on the Tropical House Cruises to Jamaica album which included Ed Sheeran, Sean Paul, Sean Kingston, Lee Scratch Perry, Tim Starr, Contractor, Damian Marley and Stephen Marley. The album reached no 1 on the Billboard Charts in February 2018.

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In 2017 Sheeran produced a track that was originally made by Tupac for his brother Mopreme Shakur and will now feature on a variety of hip hop compilations in 2018.

Sean 'Contractor' Edwards stated that he was approached by Mopreme Shakur who wanted him to produce a track that he had recorded with Tupac before he died. Edwards stated, "He (Mopreme) had a song with Tupac doing the hook and him doing a verse and he wanted Jethro Sheeran and Ed Sheeran to do a verse on the track also."