Ed Sheeran Says He Won't Release New Music This Year but His Daughters Like His Latest Songs (Exclusive)

The singer-songwriter spoke exclusively to PEOPLE at the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Gala at Dodgers Stadium on May 2

Ed Sheeran is opening up about his new music.

The singer-songwriter, 33, spoke exclusively to PEOPLE at the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Gala at Dodgers Stadium on Thursday, May 2 and revealed that he won’t be releasing his new work anytime soon.

Asked what he could say about his new music, Sheeran jokingly tells PEOPLE, “That I'm working on them and they're new songs.”

“But nothing's going to come out this year,” he says. “I'm enjoying being on tour. I released two records on tour last year and it's quite a lot being on tour and releasing records. So, I've made the new music and I'm just going to sit on it for a bit.”

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Meanwhile, the “Perfect” singer also revealed that his daughters Lyra Antarctica, 3½, and Jupiter — 2 this month — are fans of his music.

Asked if the girls listen to his songs and are into them, Sheeran says, “Yeah, of course, of course. Mostly my new songs because I don't really play my old songs in the house.”

“I feel it'd be quite weird to just put on my discography, so they mostly know the new songs that I'm working on because I play them quite a lot,” he explains.

Back in 2021, Sheeran, who shares his daughters with wife Cherry, 31, revealed that his life shifted when he became a dad.

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"Well, I became a dad and I feel like my lifestyle shift has changed. Instead of going to bed at six [a.m.], I'm getting up at four," he told James Corden on The Late Late Show at the time.

"It just feels like what life was meant to be. It's great," he added. "I'm healthier than I've ever been. I'm exercising every day ... I'm spending so much time at home making the record. Yeah, I feel like a human being. It's good."

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