Friday Music Guide: New Music From *NSYNC, Ed Sheeran, Bad Bunny, Jung Kook and More

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, an intimate and often devastating exploration of grief and fear, and performing at stadiums while often alone onstage. As he wraps up that mega-selling tour and waves goodbye to his “Mathematics” album series, Sheeran spins that moment of transition into, a lovely and understated collection that puts his songwriting front and center; credit Aaron Dessner, who helped guide Sheeran’s previous album, for finding new ways to transport his voice into rustic, fall-friendly arrangements.

Jung Kook’s confidence as a solo star continues to grow, while Harlow rides the sleek production with tossed-off charm: “I’m on my Jung Kook,” he crows, “take a chick off one look!”A seven-minute hymn from The Rolling Stones, featuring a soul-baring performance from Mick Jagger, powerhouse vocals from Lady Gaga and keys from Stevie Wonder? “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” feels designed in a lab for some all-star awards show performance, but instead, the track from the Stones’ upcomingalbum leaps out...

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