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Likes + comments →After building a musical catalogue based on her own life and experiences, Taylor Swift focuses on telling others' stories on folklore, her eighth studio album that she recorded “in isolation” during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike her previous album rollouts, it wasn’t preceded by any press or fanfare—Swift announced it via social media a mere sixteen hours before its release. Most of the collaboration on the album was done in isolation, with co-writing and production by Aaron Dessner of The National, one of Swift’s favorite bands, long-time collaborator Jack Antonoff, Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, and the mysterious William Bowery, who Swift later revealed to be Joe Alwyn, her boyfriend as of the album’s release. The songs tell various stories about both real people and fictional characters — notable examples include “the last great american dynasty,” which Swift wrote about Rebekah Harkne…
After building a musical catalogue based on her own life and experiences, Taylor Swift focuses on telling others' stories on folklore, her eighth studio album that she recorded “in isolation” during the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike her previous album rollouts, it wasn’t preceded by any press or fanfare—Swift announced it via social media a mere sixteen hours before its release. Most of the collaboration on the album was done in isolation, with co-writing and production by Aaron Dessner of The National, one of Swift’s favorite bands, long-time collaborator Jack Antonoff, Justin Vernon of Bon Iver, and the mysterious William Bowery, who Swift later revealed to be Joe Alwyn, her boyfriend as of the album’s release. The songs tell various stories about both real people and fictional characters — notable examples include “the last great american dynasty,” which Swift wrote about Rebekah Harkne…