This Duet of "Let It Go" by James Bay and Ed Sheeran Will Make Your Heart Explode

Updated on Oct 10, 2015 at 11:00 PM

James Bay brought special guest Ed Sheeran on stage with him during his show in the UK on Sunday. James, who has gained fame with the gorgeous song "Let It Go," performed his hit at the Cambridge Corn Exchange and had Ed join him for a duet. The result is sure to make your heart explode, and James himself said of the performance, "Ed doesn't have to turn up and guest on mates' records or gigs. But he's a real musician who just really loves to play. What's awesome for the rest of us is that he's so generous with that." Watch the video above now, then check out more times Ed Sheeran added some extra oomph to a pop song.

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