Taylor Swift Confirms No Matty Healy or The 1975 Collaboration on 1989 Re-release (video)
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Taylor Swift Confirms No Matty Healy or The 1975 Collaboration on 1989 Re-release
Taylor Swift has confirmed that she will not be featuring her former flame Matty Healy or his band The 1975 on her upcoming re-release of her acclaimed fourth album, 1989.
The news comes after reports that the two artists had recorded a song together during their brief relationship earlier this year. However, a spokesperson for Swift has since denied these reports, stating that “neither Matt Healy nor The 1975 are on this album.”
The re-release of 1989, titled Taylor’s Version, is set to be released on September 24, 2023. It will feature six new songs, including the previously released singles “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)” and “This Love (Taylor’s Version).”
Swift and Healy first sparked dating rumors in February 2023, when they were spotted together in London. The couple confirmed their relationship in March, but they split in May.
Healy is the lead singer of the British rock band The 1975. The band has released five studio albums, including their most recent album, Being Funny in a Foreign Language, which was released in 2022.
Swift is one of the most popular and successful musicians in the world. She has won 11 Grammy Awards and has sold over 200 million records worldwide.
The 1989 re-release is the latest in a series of re-recordings that Swift has been releasing in recent years. She has also re-recorded her albums Fearless and Red.
The re-recordings are part of Swift’s legal battle with Scooter Braun, who acquired the master recordings of her first six albums in 2019. Swift has said that she is re-recording her albums in order to own her own masters.
The 1989 re-release is expected to be a major commercial success. The original album was a critical and commercial smash, selling over 10 million copies in the United States.
The re-release is sure to be a hot topic of conversation among fans and critics alike. It will be interesting to see how the new songs compare to the originals and how they are received by listeners.
