Taylor Swift Re-Releases 'Fearless' Album (Taylor's Version), What's The Difference?

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JAKARTA - Thursday, April 8, U.S. time, Taylor Swift re-released the album Fearless (Taylor's Version), a remake of the original version in 2008. After failing to get a master of her songs from her old label, Big Machine, Swift was not allowed to perform songs she wrote herself.

Fans understand why she does this.  The album became Taylor Swift's way of keeping the work she wrote. In Fearless (Taylor's Version), there are 26 songs including 'from the vault', some of which have never been released publicly.

"My version of Fearless has 26 songs because I'm going to add songs from the vault, songs that almost go to Fearless's original album, but I go back and record them so that everyone hears not only the album that's on the album, but the songs that are almost in: the big picture", she said when first announcing the re-release.

These songs don't differ much from the original version but Swift's voice sounds more mature and the quality of the instruments is also better.

The selection of Fearless (Taylor's Version) as the first album to be re-recorded was due to swift's many hits, such as Love Story, You Belong With Me, and Fifteen.

In addition, it became Swift's most-sold album and was awarded a Grammy in 2010.

Musicians such as Colbie Caillat, Maren Morris, and Keith Urban participated as Taylor Swift's collaborators. Fearless album (Taylor's Version) can be listened to streaming and physical.