Folklore - Beige Vinyl

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Due to COVID-19 concerns, Swift, Antonoff and Dessner quarantined remotely, separate from each other, creating Folklore by continually exchanging digital files of instrumentals and vocals. Cardigan", "Exile", and "The 1" charted in the top-10 of the New Zealand singles chart, and "The Last Great American Dynasty" placed 13th.

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It depicts the devastation of the pandemic, paying homage to healthcare workers, with whom she empathizes, comparing them to traumatized military soldiers, [58] such as her veteran grandfather, Dean, who fought at the Battle of Guadalcanal (1942). Upon the album's release, mainstream media and fans pointed out Bowery's lack of online presence, [26] [23] and presumed that it was actually a pseudonym for Alwyn, which was later ultimately confirmed by Swift. global streams on the platform, and earned the Guinness World Record for the most opening-day streams for an album by a female artist, surpassing Ariana Grande's Thank U, Next.While "Cardigan" impacted pop and adult contemporary, [124] "Exile" was sent to adult alternative radio on August 3, 2020, which had initially peaked at number six on the Hot 100, [125] [123] whereas "Betty" was sent to country radio on August 17, [126] after arriving at number six on the Hot Country Songs chart. He singled out "The Last Great American Dynasty" as the only intolerable song for how it reminds him of "Taylor Swift the showbiz plutocrat". All of its 16 tracks debuted simultaneously on the Billboard Hot 100, giving three top-10 and five top-20 entries.

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She is seen standing alone in a misty forest covered by morning fog, [93] wearing a long, double-breasted plaid coat over a white prairie dress, [94] gazing at the height of the trees. Its 16 tracks entered the top 50 of the ARIA Singles Chart together, breaking the all-time record for the most debuts in one week, previously held by Post Malone and Ed Sheeran. The Last Great American Dynasty" is an alternative indie pop tune with classical instruments like slide guitar, viola, violins, drums and glitchy production elements. Swift and Dessner also wrote " The Last Great American Dynasty", " Mad Woman", and " Epiphany", the first of which has an array of electric guitars inspired by Radiohead's 2007 surprise album In Rainbows. NPR's Ann Powers defined Folklore as a "body constructed of memory, a shared sense of the world, built of myths, heard stories", based on the idea that "we each have our own folklore", with the album being Swift's folklore.Exile" is a gospel-influenced, [60] indie folk [78] duet with Bon Iver, fusing Swift's soft vocals with Vernon's growling baritone, [79] serving as an unspoken, argumentative conversation between two former lovers. It also marked the third consecutive year Swift was crowned the Artist of the Year, and sixth overall—the first and only artist to achieve it. Written by Taylor with Dessner, Justin vernon, Jack Antonoff and the mysterious William Bowery, it's an understated masterpiece of stripped back acoustic electronica, reminiscent of Sufjan Stevens in places; the Autumn to the Summery tie-dye pop of Lover. Swift wrote it about her ties with Scott Borchetta, founder of her old record label, coming to an abrupt end. Its lyrics portray Swift as a disco ball, pertaining to the reflective quality, describing her ability to entertain people with her music by making herself her vulnerable and sensitive.