
In the conditions of quarantine Taylor Swift wore her most indie face to date, and in the right company, National’s Bon Iver and Aaron Dessner released two records in 2020: “Folklore” and his younger brother “Forever” forcing even the most alternative audience to accept it even more.
Two years later and since we recently heard her sing Caroline for the soundtrack to the film “Where the crayfish sing”, Taylor Swift has announced her tenth album, due in October.
To be precise, on Sunday evening (28.08), the 32-year-old artist took the stage. MTV Video Music Awards accept the award for Video of the Year (for “Everything’s Too Good: The Short Film”), and her acceptance speech hid a surprise for her fans around the world. Swift said, among other things, “I thought it would be fun for her to tell you now that my new album comes out October 21st. And I’ll tell you more at midnight.”
The latter is no coincidence, as Taylor Swift’s upcoming and tenth album will be titled “Midnight” we listen to all 13 of his tracks “The stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life.”
At midnight, Taylor Swift shared with her fans on social media. lid about her upcoming album, as well as an accompanying promotional video that reads: “This is a collection of music written at night, a journey through fears and sweet dreams. The floors we walk on and the demons we face. For all of us who tossed a coin and decided to leave the lantern on and search, hoping that maybe when the clock strikes 12… we will find ourselves.”
So if you’re Swifty too, you can start the countdown by setting a reminder every 12…
Midnights, stories about 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be released on October 21st. Meet me at midnight.
Pre-order now: https://t.co/jjqUNkphuG pic.twitter.com/Fh96zK8vro
— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) August 29, 2022
Source: Kathimerini

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