Suffolk, UK - Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has announced the release of his second album this year, Autumn Variations, which will be released on September 29.

The 32-year-old has been teasing the new record in a series of cryptic posts on social media, including an infomercial for a product called "The Damper Hamper."

The infomercial features a cheesy pitchman who promises to deliver the "glum of autumn" to viewers' loved ones.

The hamper is filled with items associated with autumn, such as tea, a rake, and mulch.

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The infomercial ends with the code "Autumn Variations," which fans quickly figured out was the name of the new album.

In an interview with SiriusXM's Andy Cohen earlier this month, Sheeran said that Autumn Variations is an album about "the different emotions that come with autumn." He said that he wrote the album last year when he was going through a ton of changes in his life.

"I found that my friend and I were going through so many life changes," he said. "And I think that's what autumn is all about. It's a time of change."

On Thursday, the A Team artist confirmed the album's September release date as fans buzzed over the new album (and its lack of symbols!).

Per Variety, it doesn't seem Sheeran will be going on tour for this album, at least not until he wraps up his current Mathematics World Tour.

The album is produced by Aaron Dessner, a Grammy-winning producer who has worked with artists such as Sheeran's longtime bestie Taylor Swift, Gracie Abrams, and Bon Iver.

Dessner is known for his intricate and atmospheric production style, and his work on Swift's folklore and evermore albums helped to earn him critical acclaim from fans, many of whom are excited to see his work flourish with Sheeran.

Only time will tell what the sound of Autumn Variations will be like, but one thing is for sure: fans are eagerly awaiting its pending release!