An Analysis of Taylor Swift's Newest Album
Taylor Swift released her twelfth original studio album, "The Life of a Showgirl" (TLOAS), on October 3. Fans, including the author, were initially ecstatic, as this album was dedicated to Travis Kelce, Swift's fiancé and NFL star.
However, fans were sorely disappointed. The author, a self-proclaimed "Swiftie," had grown up on Swift's pop albums "Red" (2012) and "1989" (2014) and fell in love with her music again in their early teenage years with the introduction of her folk-inspired albums, "folklore" (2020) and "evermore" (2020).
Swift's music has always held a special place in my heart, with her beautiful storytelling, poetic lyricism, and effortless execution of any genre of music.
The author's loyalty to Swift's music was rooted in her ability to deliver something for everyone in each of her albums.
Author's summary: Taylor Swift's newest album disappoints loyal fans.
- "Red" (2012)
- "1989" (2014)
- "folklore" (2020)
- "evermore" (2020)
- "The Life of a Showgirl" (TLOAS)
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