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Taylor Swift caused quite the social media frenzy on Friday (April 9) following the release of her re-recorded sophomore breakthrough album Fearless (Taylor’s Version). The 31-year-old singer traveled back in time to 2008 and breathed new life into the 20 original tracks fans came to know and love at a younger age while adding six never-before-released songs “From the Vault.” But those bonus cuts weren’t the only things unleashed online. Her die-hard followers spun their own (even Swift co-signed) versions of the Internet’s beloved cinematic memes, from Adam Driver’s infamous wall-punching scene in Marriage Story expressing one’s preparation for “Today Was a Fairytale (Taylor’s Version)” to Rachel McAdams’...

To celebrate the release of the highly anticipated Fearless (Taylor’s Version) album on Friday (April 9), Taylor Swift dropped a meditative lyric video for her Colbie Caillat-assisted re-take of “Breathe.” The seventh track on the album — an acoustic reverie about life, love and rolling with the changes — gets an appropriately contemplative visual treatment in the lyric clip, with the words fading in and out over images of bubbles in the water rising and fading into the surface, with brief glimpses of the sunny skies above. The song, on which the two singers seamlessly meld their voices over the string-laden arrangement, reaches a crescendo around the 2:30 mark, as the camera breaks through the surf and rises into the stratosphere. “It’s 2 a.m./ Fe...

The new release, the first of what should be many re-recorded Taylor Swift studio albums, trended on social media before and long after it dropped. Fans took a trip back in time as they tuned into digital music platforms, and shared their thoughts on social media. Check out some of the reaction below. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get to meet Beautiful people, chat and make money in the process. Earn rewards by chatting, sharing photos, blogging and help give users back their fair share of Internet revenue.

On it, Pink and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man take turns singing, “Pull me underground/ Don’t know if you notice/ Sometimes I close my eyes/ And dream of somewhere else.” “Anywhere Away From Here” will appear on Rag ‘n’ Bone Man’s sophomore album Life by Misadventure, set for release April 23. It’s the follow-up to his debut 2017 set Human, a statement release that ruled the Official U.K. Albums Chart and landed the singer a string of BRIT Awards, including breakthrough artist. Pink’s last album was 2019’s Hurts 2B Human, which led the Billboard 200 chart. Earlier this year, she recorded the song “Cover Me in Sunshine” with her daughter Willow Sage Hart. Stream the new single below. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should b...

A takedown of corporate greed, digital distraction, the vapidness of contemporary music (compared to classic jazz, that is), celebrity culture and sex tapes, the spoken word piece is a call-back of sorts to the late rock/pop icon’s infamous 1990s battle with his label over ownership of his music, during which he painted the word “slave” on his cheek. “Land of the free/ Home of the slave,” the back-up singers croon. According to a release announcing the project, Prince went on a tour of the same name shortly after completing the album, playing residencies in several U.S. cities, topped by a 21-night stand at the Forum in Inglewood, California. A deluxe edition of the album will come on CD and black vinyl (and as a hi-res download), packaged with a never-before-...