Taylor Swift has released her 12th studio album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl’, which marks the end of her Eras Tour. The album cover, featuring Taylor submerged in a bathtub while wearing a glittery bustier, represents the exuberant and electric energy she felt during the tour.
According to Taylor, this album is not about what happened onstage, but rather about what was going on behind the scenes in her inner life during that time. She spent several days recording with producers Max Martin and Shellback in Sweden whenever there were multi-day breaks between shows. The album includes 12 tracks, such as ‘The Fate of Ophelia’ and ‘Wood’, which are described by Taylor as “infectious anthems”.
Taylor also shared her love for baking during an interview, revealing that she has a different baking obsession every six months. She is currently working on creating a new variety of sourdough bread for Jason Kelce’s daughters. The singer expressed her desire to maintain a healthy relationship with social media and detachment from the internet.
The album was recorded between May 2023 and January 2024, when Taylor would fly to Sweden to record whenever there were multi-day breaks in between shows. The inspiration behind Travis Kelce’s performance on stage came as a surprise, but once it happened, Taylor said she saw that little twinkle in his eye.
Taylor Swift’s family also played an essential role in her recent life, including her father Scott, who recently underwent quintuple bypass surgery and is now doing well. Her mother Andrea also had a knee surgery, which the singer adores about.
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