Matty Healy Excluded from Taylor Swift’s 1989- In the realm of music, surprises are aplenty, and today’s revelation is no exception! The eagerly anticipated re-recording of Taylor Swift’s iconic ‘1989’ album is generating quite the buzz. However, there’s a shocking twist in the tale – Matty-Healy, the controversial frontman of The 1975, will not be gracing the album as initially rumored. Hold on tight as we dive into the details of this unexpected development that has the music world talking.
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Matty Healy Won’t Be on Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ Re-Record
When it comes to the music industry, rumors often swirl and intriguing stories abound. One such story involves the highly speculated appearance of Matty-Healy, the charismatic lead singer of the British band 1975, on Taylor Swift’s re-recorded version of her hit album, ‘1989.’ However, here’s the bombshell – according to a spokesperson for Taylor Swift, that simply won’t be happening.
No Matty-Healy or The 1975 on the Album
To put all speculation to rest, the spokesperson has categorically stated that neither Matty-Healy nor The 1975 will be featured on the album. This announcement unequivocally quashes the conjecture that had been making waves in the UK press about Healy’s potential involvement in the project.
Excitement for the Re-Recorded Album
Excitement is mounting as Taylor Swift recently revealed that her re-recorded version of ‘1989,’ aptly titled ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version),’ is set to drop on October 27th. Taylor herself couldn’t contain her enthusiasm for the project, dubbing it her favorite re-recorded work thus far. The album boasts a collection of chart-toppers, including fan favorites like “Bad Blood,” “Shake It Off,” and “Blank Space.”
Additional Details Taylor Swift Re-record
This re-recorded masterpiece is Swift’s fourth endeavor in her mission to regain control of her music catalog. Notably, her previous three re-recorded albums also enjoyed remarkable success on the charts.
Already, two tracks from ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ have graced our ears, with an exclusive bonus track on the horizon. Excitingly, the tangerine edition of the vinyl, along with three Deluxe Poster Edition CDs featuring unique photos, will be exclusively available at Target. Music enthusiasts can also look forward to non-Target exclusive vinyl versions, including aquamarine green and yellow “Sunrise Boulevard.”
Stay tuned for more thrilling updates on this musical rollercoaster as we await the release of ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ on October 27th!
Is Matty Healy of The 1975 featured on Taylor Swift’s re-recorded ‘1989’ album?
No, Matty Healy is not featured on Taylor Swift’s re-recorded ‘1989’ album. A spokesperson for Taylor Swift confirmed that neither Matty Healy nor The 1975 are part of the project.
Which songs are included in the re-recorded ‘1989’ album?
The album includes popular tracks such as “Bad Blood,” “Shake It Off,” and “Blank Space.”
How many re-recorded albums has Taylor Swift released as part of her project?
‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ marks Taylor Swift’s fourth re-recorded album as part of her project to regain control of her music catalog.
Where can I find exclusive versions of ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ vinyl and CDs?
An exclusive tangerine edition of the vinyl, along with three Deluxe Poster Edition CDs featuring unique photos, will be available exclusively at Target. Non-Target exclusive vinyl versions, including aquamarine green and yellow “Sunrise Boulevard,” will also be available.