Taylor Swift has now confirmed that her next re-recorded album that is going to be released by her will be a new version of ‘Red’. The record is aptly titled ‘Red (Taylor’s Version) and it is going to arrive on 19th November. As part of the announcement, Swift has written that ‘Musically and lyrically, Red resembled a heartbroken person,’. She also added that ‘Like trying on pieces of a new life, I went into the studio and experimented with different sounds and collaborators.’ She further went on to write that there will be 30 songs in ‘Red (Taylor’s Version) and it will also have a track of 10 minutes.
The original version of ‘Red’ was released in 2012 in October as Taylor Swift was recording songs that are more deliberately focused on pop. The album has housed some of the biggest tracks by Swift and that includes tracks like ‘We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together’ and “I Knew You Were Trouble.’ The standard and original edition of Red has got 16 tracks in all.
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Taylor Swift has announced plans for re-recording all her albums that are termed as Big Machine back in 2019 so that she could take control of all her masters. She went on to release her maiden entry in re-recording titled ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version) last April.
