Antonoff, Jack
Playing her latest album for the first time with two collaborators who helped make it, Swift heightens the songs’ sense of pristine contemplation. Source
Hear tracks by Megan Thee Stallion, Steve Earle, Bleachers featuring Bruce Springsteen and others. Source
On an album made entirely in quarantine, the singer and songwriter embarks in a fresh direction. Source
On “Folklore,” a quarantine album made largely with Aaron Dessner from the National, she swerves away from her last few releases, embracing atmospheric rock — and other characters’ points of view. Source
The trio formerly known as the Dixie Chicks is returning with its first album in 14 years, at peace with an industry that’s never made nice. Source
What began as a proposed day of reflection after the death of George Floyd morphed into something broader, leading some to complain that #BlackLivesMatter posts were being silenced. Source
What began as a proposed day of reflection after the death of George Floyd morphed into something broader, leading some to complain that #BlackLivesMatter posts were being silenced. Source
Using exclusive voice memos, video and interviews, see how a late-night idea turned into “Lover,” her fourth song of the year nominee at the Grammys, and her first without a co-writer. Source
The singer and songwriter’s fifth major-label album, “Norman ____ Rockwell!,” is a collaboration with Jack Antonoff packed with fiery lyrics. Source
The singer and songwriter’s seventh album is a recalibration, playing to her old strengths while hinting at new paths forward. Source
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