Taylor Swift releases albums with songwriting demos.
Taylor Swift, also known as the Chairman, has delighted fans with the release of the deluxe edition of The Tortured Poets Department. This new edition gives fans a glimpse into the evolution of the album, featuring first draft voice memos of three songs: “The Black Dog,” “Cassandra,” and “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?” While the final versions of these songs are already part of the album, these new audio notes provide listeners with insight into Swift’s creative process.
For fans eager to dive deeper into the making of the album, the digital copies of these limited versions are available for $5.99 each on Taylor Swift’s website. However, the sale ends on Friday evening, so be sure to grab your copies before then.
Swift recently kicked off her global Eras Tour, marking her return to the stage after the release of Tortured Poets. During her concert in Paris, she debuted several new tracks from the album, such as “Down Bad,” “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart,” and “So High School.” Fans can look forward to hearing these new songs at all upcoming tour stops, including this weekend’s shows in Stockholm.
The new Tortured Poets set has received praise from Swifties and even caught the attention of Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end shared his admiration for the album on a recent episode of his New Heights podcast, describing it as “absolutely unbelievable” and praising the electric atmosphere of Swift’s Paris concert. Kelce’s review only adds to the excitement surrounding Taylor Swift’s latest musical endeavor.
