“Featuring Ed Sheeran,” three words that when read ensure the listener is in for a real musical treat. The man’s voice just does something, especially when used on tracks outside his normal indie-pop comfort zone. Case in point; “Lay It All On Me,” the latest drop from UK drum and bass outfit Rudimental.

Off of their upcoming LP We The Generation, this piano driven, trop-lite number finds the young vocalist offering himself up as someone’s emotional support, crooning ‘if you’re hurting, if you’re hurting / lay it all on me.’ That deliciously addictive hook is matched with equally impressive verses, where Sheeran’s harmonies take center stage. But none of that artistry is possible without Rudimental’s uptempo production serving as perfect digital scenery. An instant fave? You bet.

Don’t wait, add this to your own rotation immediately. And be sure to pre-order We The Generation now, release set for October 2nd via Asylum Records.