9 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

the more she releases, the more it'll hurt her

the ominous tone of this post is sending me

Please ditch that Jerk Montonoff

we need taylor to get in her 90s aphex twin/squarepusher bag

12 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

the more she releases, the more it'll hurt her

In a way I want her to slow down, or maybe because I love TTPD:TA so much I want it to have more room to breathe. I also just went back to Is It Over Now, Say Don't Go and **** and realized I love them again and wanted to immerse on 1989 TV too.

 

I don't think releasing often will truly hurt her but I do believe there will be a saturation point (I think this year is the start). I LOOOOOVE Taylor and I will always embrace new music but I guess because of her HUGE discography now I want to take my time and enjoy the most recent releases. I also tend to go back to Timeless and Electric Touch from Speak Now TV because it hasn't been two years since that album was released but it felt like I have totally set them aside.

 

I think focusing on the TVS next would be better as they are easier to digest than a full new album. But as I said, I will take new music for sure. It's Taylor, I will always support her.

 

AND I STILL STAND THAT TTPD:TA is a top-tier album! It probably will be a Speak Now or Evermore in the future where there's no huge singles to carry the album but is still well regarded.

Is this a threat?

oh hell NAW

 

Here for it if she explores new producers and sounds 

We're ready.

If it's like the last two albums, she can just keep it

More like Reputation TV

When are people predicting Reputation TV and TS TV are going to be released?

 

She's released 5 studio projects since the 2019 Republic agreement, averaging 1 per year. So she's probably half-way since established artists have 5-10 years upon a contract renewal or renegotiation, right?

Next Era as in Reputation TV right? … right?

perched, hopefully it's more rocky or more… idk textured. like there are still a few songs on TTPD:TA I found very nice but it's the later period album of hers I return to by FAR the least  but I believe in her, she'll serve something great and at least one or two songs at the WORST that i'll enjoy 

50 minutes ago, sugarysunflower said:

When are people predicting Reputation TV and TS TV are going to be released?

 

She's released 5 studio projects since the 2019 Republic agreement, averaging 1 per year. So she's probably half-way since established artists have 5-10 years upon a contract renewal or renegotiation, right?

 

I have a feeling the final Taylor Versions are coming before her 12th studio album

 

2025: Reputation TV (March), Debut TV (October)

 

1 hour ago, GraceRandolph said:

 

You dont have to be here, next!

I really despise that "I hate doing what I've always done" BS, especially with her being glued to Jack Antonoff for ages now 

45 minutes ago, sugarysunflower said:

When are people predicting Reputation TV and TS TV are going to be released?

 

She's released 5 studio projects since the 2019 Republic agreement, averaging 1 per year. So she's probably half-way since established artists have 5-10 years upon a contract renewal or renegotiation, right?

I doubt she is using number of years for contract renewal. That's so 1930s.

I love TTPD and people always do way too much re: Jack. Sonically, she's been so diverse over her career. I'd categorize them:

 

1.) Country Pop (debut, Fearless, Speak Now)

2.) Crossover (Red)

3.) Pure pop (1989, rep, Lover)

4.) folk influenced (folklore, evermore)

5.) Bedroom pop (Midnights, TTPD)

 

Idk where the impression that the Jack sound has been dominant for ages when it's really just been two albums that are mostly his sound. Ofc he's featured on other records but songs like august and Cruel Summer sound nothing like the shimmering Midnights and TTPD. 

 

With that said, she's never afraid of a factory reset. I'm sure whatever comes next will be quite distinct. Personally, I'd love her Confessions moment. She's proven herself capable of amazing dance music with This Is What You Came For. A true dance record with sharp lyrics would be such a serve. 

"each album its own world"

"Fully commit to each era"

 

The lies - RIP debut and Speaketh, God!

the mcdonalds of music

28 minutes ago, DevilsRollTheDice said:

I love TTPD and people always do way too much re: Jack. Sonically, she's been so diverse over her career. I'd categorize them:

 

1.) Country Pop (debut, Fearless, Speak Now)

2.) Crossover (Red)

3.) Pure pop (1989, rep, Lover)

4.) folk influenced (folklore, evermore)

5.) Bedroom pop (Midnights, TTPD)

 

Idk where the impression that the Jack sound has been dominant for ages when it's really just been two albums that are mostly his sound. Ofc he's featured on other records but songs like august and Cruel Summer sound nothing like the shimmering Midnights and TTPD. 

 

With that said, she's never afraid of a factory reset. I'm sure whatever comes next will be quite distinct. Personally, I'd love her Confessions moment. She's proven herself capable of amazing dance music with This Is What You Came For. A true dance record with sharp lyrics would be such a serve. 

crossover  it's country pop expect ikywt

I hope she goes back to the red/1989 sound. Her more recent stuff has been good but I'm ready for something that hits a little bit harder. 

it better be a big catchy pop record. 1989/Lover/Reputation please

 

it only feels right 

12 minutes ago, Revolution said:

the mcdonalds of music

don't y'all get tired of spitting the same stupidity again and again?