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Taylor Swift does a nice job keeping the magic alive and well on “This Love (Taylor’s Version),” which appears on 1989 (Taylor’s Version).
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Well, we know what the first 🎙 Taylor Swift re-record of 2022 is. Drum roll please… it’s… 💿 1989! 1989 marked Swift’s highly successful transition from country music into pop. Notably, 1989 won Swift her second of three 🏆 Grammys for Album of the Year. Leading the re-record charge is 🎵 “This Love (Taylor’s Version)”. The original appeared as the 11th track on 1989. Worth noting, Swift released it alongside 🎵 “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)”.
Final Thoughts 💭
I wish I had a stronger opinion on “This Love (Taylor’s Version).” It’s a solid, sound re-record. Swift, again, sounds older and more mature, which is positive. The sanctity of the original is well-preserved which, again, seems to be the modus operandi. If you loved the original, you’ll love this one.
🎙 Taylor Swift • 🎵 This Love (Taylor’s Version)” • 🏷 Taylor Swift • 🗓 5.6.22
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