Taylor

Taylor Swift is that rarest of pop phenomena: A superstar who was able to seamlessly transition from the traditional music to becoming an iconic pop icon and sweeping the globe through the process. Swift shed the country roots she grew up with as if it's second-nature and demonstrated that she's the greatest pop-singer/songwriter the current generation. Swift could make the occasion personal and capture the mood. Swift's early songs, including Her neo tribute to Tim McGraw, showed off the talents of her. But the album she released in 2008 Fearless revealed a songwriter that was growing and was attracting a wide audience. Fearless was able to have significant reach not just in the U.S. where it racked up six platinum singles on the basis of Top Ten hits Love Story and You Belong with Me but throughout the world, with a particular success with Australia, U.K. Canada and Australia. Swift's next album, Speak Now, released almost two years after her first album, further consolidated the success of. The album propelled Swift to superstardom. Through the course of three years, Swift's fame increased in three different albums -- Red (2012), Reputation (2014) and 1989 (2014-2015) -- as she entered a new realm of pop in which her talents were well-established. However, even when she reduced her ideas with 2020's stripped-down sister album folklore, and Evermore she was still atop the chart, which that she maintained by rerecordings from the back catalogue, along with Midnights and her chart-topping, synth-heavy 2022 album.