The red grammyless flu - an infectious quality-lowering disease of mammals caused by pop singer Taylor Swift's lowering her quality standards by releasing her first pop album Red. The record included mostly generic pop sounds and immature lyrics. Swift later attended the prestigiuous Grammy Awards and left empty-handed unexpectedly.
The red grammyless flu - an infectious quality-lowering disease of mammals caused by pop singer Taylor Swift's lowering her quality standards by releasing her first pop album Red. The record included mostly generic pop sounds and immature lyrics. Swift later attended the prestigiuous Grammy Awards and left empty-handed unexpectedly.
The red grammyless flu - an infectious quality-lowering disease of mammals caused by pop singer Taylor Swift's lowering her quality standards by releasing her first pop album Red. The record included mostly generic pop sounds and immature lyrics. Swift later attended the prestigiuous Grammy Awards and left empty-handed unexpectedly.
The red grammyless flu - an infectious quality-lowering disease of mammals caused by pop singer Taylor Swift's lowering her quality standards by releasing her first pop album Red. The record included mostly generic pop sounds and immature lyrics. Swift later attended the prestigiuous Grammy Awards and left empty-handed unexpectedly.
Swift began writing songs for her fifth studio album in July 2013; it is expected to be released in the fourth quarter of 2014.[200] While she hopes to re-team with some past collaborators,[201] Swift also intends to contact "a really long list of the people I admire."[202] She is again working with Max Martin and Johan Shellback, this time writing "a lot more than three songs together."[203] Diane Warren and Ryan Tedder have also worked on the album,[204] with Tedder remarking: "For anyone who doubts it, she writes her own stuff ... She's probably the fastest songwriter I've ever met in my life."[205] In November 2013, Swift told Billboard that, "There are probably seven or eight [songs] that I know I want on the record. It's already evolved into a new sound, and that's all I wanted."[206]
