Review: Taylor Swift returns to her roots in new album
The realization of Taylor Swift being able to reclaim and recreate her music, her way, is nothing less than empowering.
The realization of Taylor Swift being able to reclaim and recreate her music, her way, is nothing less than empowering.
From left, freshman roommates Allie Barbaro and Lauren Lubenow enjoy their favorite Taylor Swift song “All Too Well” outside Tallcott Hall. Swift is releasing her album “Fearless” on April 9.
Pop culture has taken an active role in covering the deeply personal aspects of celebrities’ lives without care or compassion.
Singles for the week 2/15
Singles of the week 2/8
“Folklore” matches acoustic sounds with lyrics telling of love stories- the likes of which fans haven’t heard since “Red” in 2012.
The Indigo Girls’ latest album tackles the current political scene and growing up as an LGBT youth in the American south.
“kelsea” features empowering pop songs and old-school country with a feature from pop artistHalsey.
The Netflix documentary “Miss Americana” is an exercise in public image.
“Amnesia”
Grace Carter
Released Dec. 6
Polydor Records
Grace Carter’s compelling vocals are the shining strength of “Amnesia.” Although the lyrics teeter on mundanity, the song is catchy, and the pop-style background music is captivating.
“Watermelon Sugar”
Harry Styles
Released Nov.
ME!
Taylor Swift, Brendon Urie
Released April 26th, 2019
Taylor Swift Productions, Inc.