Why does George Ezra not collaborate with other artists?

George Ezra no longer collaborates with other artists.

George Ezra is not into collaborating and rejects ALL requests.

The ‘Shotgun’ singer – who is gearing up to release his third studio album, ‘Gold Rush Kid’, on June 10 – has no desire to team up with his music peers as he doesn’t think his style of music is made for duets.

He said: “I don’t like collaborating.

“I’ve got no interest in collaborating with other artists, full stop, I don’t want to. It’s not that I don’t like it when other people do it. Sometimes it’s great. I just don’t.”

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Speaking about his discussions on his ‘George Ezra and Friends’ podcast, which has seen him interview the likes of Ed Sheeran, Sir Elton John and Sam Smith, he added: “Everyone I interview on the podcast, the thing I hear most is that if a song is written in a session, the production is 80% there by the end of the day.

“I’m more like, ‘Should we do the acoustic version? Yeah let’s do that and live with it for a few weeks…’”

The 28-year-old singer-songwriter has a songwriting partner in former Athlete frontman, Joel Pott, and admitted he’s been a great mentor.

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He added“My relationship with Joel is one that I probably take for granted until I sit down with someone and talk about it.

“I found myself saying to him on this record that I feel like we’re a band, it’s just that only one of us tours.

“He will have taught me things knowing that there’s a lesson in there for me without highlighting that there’s a lesson in there, and that’s a good teacher.”