Taylor Swift Will Reunite With Some Key Folklore Collaborators

Taylor Swift isn’t leaving her indie-folk phase anytime soon.


Indie musical group Big Red Machine, made up of Swift’s Folklore and Evermore collaborators Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon, reported today (June 29) that their upcoming second studio album, How Long Do you know It’s Gonna Last?, will be released on August 27, and Swift will visitor on two of the album’s tracks, “Birch” and “Renegade”


Swift previously partnered with Dessner for her pair of lockdown albums, which he produced and co-wrote. A couple of tracks originally started as unreleased Big Red Machine songs.


The duo have also posted two short teaser trailers for the album that show Swift in a glitchy, blurry video with overlapping eye catching texture. In one trailer, her back is turned away from the camera and then she turns her head around to face the viewer.


In another trailer, however it might challenging to be able see because of the heavy texture and excellent, fans were able to recognize Taylor’s face. A clip of someone writing in a notebook is depicted, plus it was identified to be Taylor’s handwriting.


Swift posted on her Instagram story a countdown plus a promo photo for the band’s album. A countdown also appears on Big Red Machine’s website. Fans are speculating that one of the two collaborated tracks with Swift will be a solitary releasing this Friday.


there really is also merchandise for “Renegade” obtainable to be bought on Big Red Machine’s website.


Aside from Swift herself, there really is a wide diversity of visitors for How Long Do you suggest It’s Gonna Last? The album will feature Anaïs Mitchell, Ilsey, Sharon Van Etten, Lisa Hannigan, My Brightest Diamond, La Force, Ben Howard, and This Is the Kit. Big Red Machine has dropped the album’s first single, “Latter Days,” featuring Mitchell today. You could listen to it as you look forward to Swift’s latest contributions below.