Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, “The life of a showgirl,” was released at midnight at midnight on Friday of his fans.
Swift wrote and produces the album with Swedish producers Max Martin and Shellback while she was on the European leg of her record Tour of eras.
“I cannot tell you how proud I am to share this with you, an album that seems so good,” wrote Swift in an Instagram post early Friday morning just after the album release. “A thank you forever goes to my Max and Shellback friends for helping me to paint this self-portrait. If you thought the big show was wild, you might be taking a look behind the curtain … The life of a showgirl is now available.”
The pop star announced the album, which has 12 titles, in August on “New Heights”, the podcast animated by its fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs Tight End Kelce TravisAnd his brother, the former center of the Eagles of Philadelphia, Jason Kelce.
Swift, Martin and Shellback wrote several past successes of Swift, including “We Are Never Never Back Back Together”, “Blank Space” and “Shake It Off”, but this is the first album to present their collaborations.
“We knew we had to bring the best ideas we never had,” said Swift about working with Martin and Shellback when she announced the album.
To celebrate the new music, a show of almost 90 minutes, “The official party of a showgirl“Will will play the AMC theaters of the Nation-nation from Friday to Sunday.
The show includes the first of a clip for the first piece of the album, “The Fate of Ophelia”, behind the scenes of the shooting of the clip, stories behind each song and lyrical videos, said Swift.
“It looks like it is time to brush this epoch tour or the orange cardigan,” SWIFT wrote on social networks announcing the program. “Dance is optional but very encouraged.”
“The Life of a Showgirl” has become the most pre-saved album in Spotify’s story, the streaming service said on September 1. The latest version of this disc was the 11th Studio album by Swift “,” The Torred Poets Department “, which was released in April 2024.
