The singer released a third re-recording project of old music, which included not only reworked songs from 2010, but also six unreleased songs.
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This is not only an album, but also revenge. July 7 Taylor Swift re-released the hits of 2010 in Speak Now (Taylor Version)third project rewriting old music which highlights the singer’s ownership of the tracks, following past issues with recording rights. “I first created Speak Now, written entirely by me between the ages of 18 and 20,” Swift said. “The songs that came from this period of my life were characterized by their own brutal honestyunfiltered diary confessions, e wild melancholy. I love this album because tells the story of growing up, shaking, flying and crashing… and about life, to talk about it.
TRACKS
Between traces revisited from Swift, Speak Now (Taylor Version) contains Back to December, keep in mind, mines, our history, sparks fly, pursued, Dear John AND Better than revenge, the latter was modified in a problematic text written at the age of 19, also due to the maturity acquired by the now thirty-year-old artist. The album also includes you are not published accompanied by the wording From the Vault: This is about electric touch with Fall Out Boy, Falling castles With Hayley Williams belonging paramor, When Emma falls in love, I see you, Silly AND timeless.
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BATTLE FOR MUSIC RIGHTS
Swift has faced a dispute with a former record label in the past. Big Machine label groupwith whom he has worked for over ten years. In 2018, the artist signed a new deal with Universal Music Group’s Republic Records, but Big Machine subsequently sold the rights to his music catalog to another company owned by producer Scooter Braun, with no option to buy them back. In order to regain control of the music rights, Swift embarked on the path of recording new versions of albums released from Big Machine.
