Taylor Swift reveals the acoustic CD recordings of “Showgirl”

Taylor Swift already publishes new versions of eight songs from The life of a showgirl.

The winner of a Grammy shared the news on Instagram, revealing that she recorded “acoustic / disconnected versions” of various songs from her new album, available on four limited CD versions. Each individual CD is equipped with two re -records, and they are all theme differently.

“Put it under” Save Your Best for the Final “… I think my favorite moments of the tour have been the acoustic surprises. So I went back to the studio with Max and Shellback to record acoustic / disconnected versions of a few Showgirl Songs with votes and new production! She wrote on Instagram on Saturday.

The four CD versions are available on purchase on the Swift site for 24 hours, with new illustrations.

The life of a showgirlWho published Friday, has already established several records. Friday, not even 12 hours after the fall of the album, Spotify confirmed that the project had obtained the most rivers on the platform in 2025.

Apple Music also revealed The life of a showgirl Ten of the flows most in one day for a record this year, while Amazon Music said that the disc is his most broadcast album of all time for a single day.

To celebrate the release of the album, Swift started a special theatrical outing with The official party of a showgirlwhich notably dominated the box office from October 3 to 5.

The different versions of CD and their tracks are listed below.

Life is an acoustic song CD CD
“Opalite (Life is a Song Acoustic Version)” and “Ruin the Friendship (My Advice version)”

CD cloakroom rehearsal version
“Wi $ H Li $ T (Settled Down Acoustic Version)” and “The Life of A Showgirl (Acoustic Rehearsal version of the cloakroom)”

Alone in my CD acoustic version lap
“The spell of Ophelia (alone in my acoustic version of the tower)” and “eldest girl (now you are at home at home)”

CB Cabaret version if glamorous
“Elizabeth Taylor (So Glamorous Cabaret Version)” and Elizabeth Taylor (Memo of the voice of original writing)