Taylor Swift - 1989 (2014) {Big Machine Records Deluxe Edition}
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© 2014 Big Machine Records / Universal | 0602537998913
Pop / Adult Contemporary / Dance Pop
| When she
announced 1989 a few months prior to its October 2014 release, Taylor
Swift called her sixth record her first "documented, official" pop
album, explicitly severing herself from her country roots. Truth be
told, Swift already made the leap from country to pop with 2012's Red, a
nominally country LP distinguished by three songs co-written and
produced by Max Martin and Shellback, a team that returns for twice that
number on 1989 (Martin has one additional non-Shellback co-write with
Swift). Taylor is rarely without co-writers here: only "This Love"
belongs to her alone, with the other major collaborators being
OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, fun.'s Jack Antonoff, and Imogen Heap. This
busy kitchen is typical of modern pop albums, as is the incessant gleam
of 1989's steely productions, every element of which blinds when caught
in the sun. |
