It has zero chill, but Taylor Swift insists she's in on the joke with the haters-be-damned "Shake It Off," a spinning cartwheel of horn skronk, drum splashes and Motown backing vocals.
Excitable opener "Welcome to New York" is as big and shiny as the city's skyscrapers on a summer morning. Album Descriptionġ989 is the record on which the onetime country star fully embraced electro-pop-vocal reverb, ice-cold drums and all. See more Your browser does not support the audio element. The deluxe version adds three new originals and three voice memos of Swift discussing her songwriting process. The last few tracks wind down like the end of a long night, and it's closer "Clean," that offers the biggest surprise of 1989 with its lush, Roxy Music sprawl. With its Minimoog hum and vocal loops, "Out of the Woods" could be an '80s movie soundtrack gem. "Style" and "All You Had to Do Was Stay" sparkle with disco-ball shimmer. But at a certain point, it's better to stop analyzing and dance. That self-awareness continues on the slinkily baroque "Blank Space" (which cheekily addresses the singer's man-eater reputation) and "Bad Blood" ("still got scars in my back from your knives," she slings at a rival).
Buy the album Starting at $10.59ġ989 is the record on which the onetime country star fully embraced electro-pop-vocal reverb, ice-cold drums and all. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs.
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