Taylor Swift is undoubtedly the artist of the moment and has become an essential icon of pop. Each of her albums surprises and builds a story where music is the queen. Now, she presents 1989 (Taylor's Version) with 5 unreleased songs from the vault

At 9 years old she dreamed of Nashville and country music. At the age of eleven she sang the national anthem in front of 20,000 people during a Philadelphia Sixers game. Musical prodigy and, above all, addicted to her work, Taylor Swift has accumulated trophies, hits and tours without ever leaving the billboards. And now, the artist will probably continue breaking records and climbing to the top of the music charts with the release of 1989 (Taylor's version).
 

The best album

19  made a full pop turn, as it contains possibly the most beautiful heartbreak songs in pop of the last 20 years. And the launch of the new album brings renewed versions of hits like “Shake it off”, “I know places” and “Blank space”. But that's not all, and Taylor has decided to delight her fans with unreleased songs that do not appear on her original album. These songs are known as “Vault Tracks".
With “1989” this time there are five songs :

• Is it Over Now?
• Now That We Don't Talk
• Say Don't Go
• Suburban Legends
• Slut!

Bonus Track: The Cruelest Summer

If you think the above is not enough and want to a bit more of Taylor, we present three new versions of Cruel Summer, which the artist also released a few days ago.

Which is one is your favourite?
 

💡 Here you can find out the exact reasons behind Taylor's new recordings:

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