As predicted, an awful lot buzz accompanied the discharge of Taylor Swift's 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, on April 19. Fans and critics alike have devoured the sprawling double album’s 31 tracks, unpacking her reflections from "a fleeting and fatalistic second in time" on the lookout for Easter eggs, their new preferred lyrics and references to famous faces (both within the pop supernova’s intently guarded orbit and the ancient report).
Shoutouts abound in The Tortured Poets Department: Charlie Puth receives his a lot-deserved (and Taylor-accepted) plants on the name song, whilst Nineteen Twenties screen siren Clara Bow, the ancient Greek prophetess Cassandra and Peter Pan each get a tune titled after them. Post Malone and Florence + the Machine’s Florence Welch every tap in for memorable duets. Relationships old (Joe Alwyn), new (Travis Kelce) and somewhere in among (1975’s Matty Healy) are alluded to with out naming names, as is, in all likelihood, the singer’s popularity-era feud with Kim Kardashian.
Swift casts a wide net on The Tortured Poets Department, encompassing famous tune, literature, mythology and past, but it is from the first time the 14-time GRAMMY winner has worn her influences on her sleeve. While you digest TTPD, keep in mind these 10 figures who've motivated the poet of the hour — from Stevie Nicks and Patti Smith to Emily Dickinson, William Wordsworth, Arya Stark and greater.
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eleven Artists Who Influenced Taylor Swift: Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks, Tim McGraw & More
From Paul McCartney to Paramore, Emily Dickinson or even "Game of Thrones," study on for some of the main affects Taylor Swift has referenced during her GRAMMY-triumphing profession
As predicted, a lot buzz followed the discharge of Taylor Swift's 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, on April 19. Fans and critics alike have devoured the sprawling double album’s 31 tracks, unpacking her reflections from "a fleeting and fatalistic moment in time" on the lookout for Easter eggs, their new preferred lyrics and references to well-known faces (each within the pop supernova’s closely guarded orbit and the historical report).
Shoutouts abound in The Tortured Poets Department: Charlie Puth receives his tons-deserved (and Taylor-accepted) flowers on the identify music, while 1920s display screen siren Clara Bow, the historic Greek prophetess Cassandra and Peter Pan every get a track titled after them. Post Malone and Florence + the Machine’s Florence Welch each tap in for memorable duets. Relationships old (Joe Alwyn), new (Travis Kelce) and someplace in between (1975’s Matty Healy) are alluded to without naming names, as is, possibly, the singer’s recognition-generation feud with Kim Kardashian.
Swift casts a wide net on The Tortured Poets Department, encompassing famous track, literature, mythology and beyond, however it's far from the primary time the 14-time GRAMMY winner has worn her influences on her sleeve. While you digest TTPD, do not forget those 10 figures who have prompted the poet of the hour — from Stevie Nicks and Patti Smith to Emily Dickinson, William Wordsworth, Arya Stark and greater.
Stevie Nicks
If Taylor Swift is the chairman of The Tortured Poets Department, Stevie Nicks may additionally as well be considered its poet laureate emeritus. The mystical Fleetwood Mac frontwoman earns an important point out on facet A nearer "Clara Bow," wherein Swift ties an invisible string from herself to a pre-Rumours Nicks ("In ‘75, the hair and lips/ Crowd goes wild at her fingertips"), and all of the way back to the Twenties It Girl of the tune’s name.
For her part, Nicks appears to approve of her location in Swift’s cultural lineage, thinking about she penned the poem observed internal physical copies of The Tortured Poets Department. "He become in love with her/ Or at the least she idea so," the Priestess of Rock and Roll wrote in element, earlier than signing off, "For T — and me…"
Swift’s dating with Nicks dates again to the 2010 GRAMMYs, when the pair executed a medley of "Rhiannon" and "You Belong With Me" before the then-us of a upstart took domestic her first Album Of The Year win for 2009’s Fearless. More recently, the "Edge of Seventeen" singer publicly credited Swift’s Midnights cut "You’re On Your Own, Kid" for assisting her through the 2022 loss of life of Fleetwood Mac bandmate Christine McVie.
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