Recently, after years of back and forth, four taylor’s versions, and a lot of heartache, Taylor Swift revealed that she had bought her masters back - meaning all of her music, videos and photoshoots now finally belong to her. To celebrate we’re going to be breaking down her heartfelt letter and discussing what might be next, whether it be a celebratory release of the reputation vault tracks, debut taylor’s version, or TS12!

Thank you all so much for sticking around while we took an impromptu break, we are so very grateful!!

Over time track 5s in the Taylor Swift fandom have become, alongside lead singles, some of the most important songs on her studio albums. The 11 songs that Taylor chose to highlight by placing them as the fifth track all follow the pattern of being extremely vulnerable ballads. But what if she hadn’t chosen those particular tracks? Which other songs could live up to the emotionally devastating reputation this particular placement on her albums have? 

Welcome to our fourth instalment in our “one fact about every single Taylor Swift song” series. In this episode we’ll be deep diving into the Red album, exploring fun, strange, curious or random facts about every single one of its tracks; including the original standard edition, the deluxe inclusions, the Taylor’s Version vault additions, and the “more red” chapter add-ons.

Almost one year ago Taylor Swift released The Tortured Poets Department, an incredibly stifling, chaotic and vulnerable album. It led to an entire new era, massive changes to the Eras Tour and a total of 31 amazing new songs that explored the intense scrutiny, anger, fear, anxiety and heartbreak Taylor had experienced. A year later we’re going to be revisiting Taylor’s 11th studio album and discussing how it has cemented its place in her discography.

In this third instalment of our monthly celebration of Taylor Swift’s eleven studio albums we explore Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) track by track, discussing curious, niche, or simply fun facts for all of the standard, deluxe and vault tracks.

For Taylor Swift’s first seven albums, lead singles were pivotal in the promotion and hype leading up to the project’s release, and while her most recent bodies of work haven’t had pre-album single releases, they have all had a prominent main track used to introduce and encapsulate the mood of the entire album. But what if she hadn’t chosen those particular tracks? Which other songs could correctly entice listeners into checking out the entire album? 

As vinyl variant collecting has gotten more and more popular over the years, and the medium has slowly but surely been revived, artists have taken advantage of the fact by releasing interesting and limited versions of their albums and singles. Taylor Swift is of course no exception, from her original record store day releases, to her target exclusive red variants, and now her many colourful editions, vinyl has become a staple in many fans' collections. Today we are going to be exploring Taylor’s vinyl catalogue, from her standard editions to the rare gems.

Welcome back to the second episode of our monthly celebration of Taylor Swift’s studio albums. This month we’ll be speaking about her sophomore album, Fearless, revisiting every song from the original album, the platinum edition and the vault tracks included on Taylor’s Version. To do so we’ll be discussing interesting, curious, niche, or just fun facts for each and every track. 

Over the years Taylor Swift has curated a number of personalised playlists, either to promote other artists or simply as a way to share her favourite music at the time. But only a very short list of songs have been given a special sort of recognition by Taylor. This select group of tracks were directly called out by Taylor in her lyrics. Today we’re going to be listing all of them and revealing some interesting reactions some of the artists had to being sung about by Taylor!

Welcome to a new series in which each month on or around the 13th we’ll be celebrating one of Taylor Swift’s eleven studio albums. To do so we’ll be diving back into each album by revisiting every song and exploring some interesting, curious, niche, or simply just fun facts. In this first episode we’re going to be travelling back in time almost 20 years to celebrate Taylor’s very first album - lovingly referred to as debut.