Jack Antonoff and Taylor Swift participate in the 65th GRAMMY Awards atCrypto com Arena onFeb 5, 2023 in Los Angeles. Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for The Recording Academy
As Taylor Swift‘s 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, made its way into the world at midnight on April 19 via Republic Records, Swift’ s long time partner Jack Antonoff tweeted in appreciation the brand-new task.
Early on April 19, Antonoff composed, “love this album more than i can say …. love you all very much … more later very overwhelmed … love you taylor.”
Antonoff likewise appeared to applaud particular tunes from the cd in various other tweets, composing, “!! FOTS heads lets go!!” which appeared to be a nod to the tune “Fresh Out the Slammer.” He likewise composed, “down bad heads as well,” which appeared to describe the cd’s “Down Bad.”
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The Tortured Poets Department includes 16 tunes, consisting of partnerships with Post Malone (“Fortnight”) and Florence + The Machine (“Florida!!!”). At 2 a.m. on Friday, Swift stunned followers by exposing that The Tortured Poets Department is a dual cd, and launched a slate of 15 added tracks.
Antonoff, that likewise works as the diva for the rock band Bleachers, is a co-producer and author on the brand-new cd along with Swift and Aaron Dessner, and has actually functioned very closely with Swift on numerous of her cds. One of their earliest minutes collaborating remained in 2013 when they co-wrote and created “Sweeter Than Fiction” from the soundtrack of the movieOne Chance Antonoff after that co-wrote and co-produced a number of tunes from Swift’s 1989 cd, which won finest pop singing cd and cd of the year at the 2016Grammy Awards
Following the success of 1989, Antonoff has actually been associated with co-writing and co-producing Swift’s cds consisting of Reputation, Lover, Folklore, Evermore and Midnights, in addition to servicing a lot of the “From the Vault” tracks on Swift’s re-recorded (“Taylor’s Version”) cds. He has actually likewise dealt with musicians consisting of Lana Del Rey, The Chicks, Lorde, Pink and Sia.
In a meeting with the Los Angeles Times previously this year, Antonoff praised Swift’s songwriting expertise, stating that the possibility of examining Swift’s songwriting capabilities“is like challenging someone’s faith in God. You just don’t go there.”
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