Taylor Swift changes her tune on '1989'

Taylor Swift changes her tune on '1989' - CNN

With her fifth studio album, the October 27 release “1989,” Swift has eliminated her twang altogether.

Are there any songs you think Taylor will change or tweak on the ...

The original goal is still to be as faithful as possible to the og album and 1989 doesn't really have anything that fits either of the above ...

1989 (Taylor's Version): A disappointing remake - The Dickinsonian

I remember receiving “1989” —her most recent re-recording, released Oct. 27—when I was ten, and since then it's been my favorite Taylor Swift ...

“1989 (Taylor's Version)” has a new style - The Triangle

In “1989 (Taylor's Version),” Taylor Swift revisits her 2014 synth ... While the new version of the album is longer, some of its other changes ...

Taylor Swift changes her tune, allows Apple Music to stream "1989"

Here's a story that will bring relief to many of Taylor Swift's fans planning on subscribing to Apple Music. The singer has now decided to ...

Taylor Swift Reveals Original Lyrics for 1989's “New Romantics” and ...

The pop star shared the first draft of the lyrics she wrote for the 1989 hits "New Romantics" and "Wonderland" by including photos of her handwriting on her ...

How 1989 Changed Taylor Swift's Career Forever | TIME

“The lights are so bright,” she sang on that seminal song. “But they never blind me.” The path to self-actualization, it turns out, needed her ...

1989 (Taylor's Version) Comes Back With a Roar

27, 2023 was in fact not the homework assigned for that Friday, but rather the release of Taylor Swift's highly anticipated re-recording of her ...

Review: Taylor Swift Reclaims a Part of Herself in '1989 ... - YR Media

After being denied the right to own the master recordings to her first six albums, Swift started re-recording her old albums one-by-one to ...

1989 (Taylor's Version) proves Swift's pop album never goes out of ...

Swift broke her own record for the most Spotify streams for one artist in one day on the day “1989 (Taylor's Version)” came out, according to ...

Why did Taylor Swift switch her genre? - Quora

She changed her style again during the pandemic with indie type albums - folklore and evermore.

With '1989 (Taylor's Version),' Swift proves her album will never go ...

Back in 2014, “1989” changed pop music and Taylor Swift's career in unimaginable ways. The album marked Swift's shift from country singer to ...

Taylor Swift Revisits '1989' In A New, Romantic Light

1989 (Taylor's Version), often referred to as 1989 TV, is a re-recording of her 2014 fourth studio album 1989 as a response to her master's ...

Taylor Swift called '1989' her 1st 'official pop album.' Why experts ...

That's evident even before 1989, musicologist Nate Sloan notes, pointing out that Swift's “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” song from ...

Taylor Swift Unveils 'Perfect' Lyric Change at Eras Tour Show - Parade

Taylor Swift left fans completely stunned when she unexpectedly changed the lyrics of a fan-favorite song during the final acoustic set of her time in New ...

Taylor Swift Reclaims Her Music through 1989 (Taylor's Version ...

She has been in the process of rerecording her old albums to gain back control of her music. Most rerecordings don't change the original song's ...

'1989 (Taylor's Version)' fell short of expectations - The Diamondback

After two months of waiting and nine years since its original release, · 1989 (Taylor's Version) · Unlike her other album re-recordings, Swift was ...

1989 Taylor's Version and How She Is Changing Music - YouTube

Taylor Swift has finally released 1989 Taylor's Version! It's so good. What what's even better than that is her advocacy for fair pay for ...

Explaining Taylor Swift's Re-Recordings Under the Copyright Law

Why is Taylor Swift re-recording already released albums? That's because a piece of the copyright behind each of her songs does not belong to ...

Why Taylor Swift is rerecording all her old songs - Vox

Taylor Swift has just announced she'll be rerecording 1989. In true Swiftian fashion, she announced it on August 9, the ninth day of the eighth month.