Taylor Swift listens to her followers and proposes another title for her new album ‘The tortured poets department’

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In the latest edition of the 2024 Grammy Awards, Taylor Swift He left us huge news. And it is that, the artist confirmed, in the acceptance speech for his 13th Grammy Award (won Best Pop Vocal Album), which his new studio album, The tortured poets department, It is just around the corner.

The name of the singer’s new album Cruel Summer surprised the whole world, well it’s a very long title and it’s not something she usually does. The rest of her albums have clear and concise titles, so her fans flooded social networks with memes and some criticism, because they believe that it is a very difficult name to memorize.

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New title

Now, it seems that the one from Pennsylvania has listened to her fans and has reconsidered. At her last concert in Melbourne (Australia) the singer Blank Space He has given his followers a little trick so that they do not forget his new album. you could call him Tortured poets if you simply refuse to memorize album titles longer than one word“explained the interpreter of Shake It Off sitting at the piano

We won’t have to wait too long to find out what this new project sounds like. The composer of love story has revealed that this new musical adventure will reach stores around the world and the main streaming platforms. next April 19.

Definitely, The news that Tay is releasing new music again is always well received and their followers are already looking forward to hearing them and discovering which ones will be chosen to perform live on their The Eras Tour.

Tracklist for ‘The tortured poets department’

  1. Fortnight (feat. Post Malone)
  2. The Tortured Poets Department
  3. My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys
  4. Down Bad
  5. So Long, London
  6. But Daddy I Love Him
  7. Fresh Out The Slammer
  8. Florida!!! (feat. Florence + The Machine)
  9. Guilty As Sin?
  10. Who’s Afraid Of Little Old Me?
  11. I Can Fix Him (Not Really I Can)
  12. loml
  13. I Can Do It With A Broken Heart
  14. The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived
  15. The Alchemy
  16. Clara Bow
  17. Bonus Track: The Manuscript

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