Taylor Swift has added another gem to her discography of masterpieces. Her eleventh album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” has already stolen fans’ hearts and is constantly breaking records day by day. The LP is poised to last in music history with unprecedented success in terms of sales and streaming records.
Looking back, Taylor Swift has accompanied us for the last 18 years, becoming one of the most influential artists of all time. In 2006, the 34-year-old superstar kicked off her musical venture with her debut self-titled album, followed by “Fearless,” “Speak Now,” and “Red,” all country-oriented projects. In 2014, Taylor reinvented herself with the album “1989,” showing the world that she could extend her domination to other genres. She repeated that three years later, in 2017, with the album “Reputation.” Taylor closed out the 2010s with “Lover,” establishing herself as a prominent singer once again.
The early 2020s marked an unexpected shift in her career. Miss Americana released two albums—“Folklore” and “Evermore”—that marked a complete departure from her previous works, embracing the indie and folk genres. She then returned to a predominantly pop sound with “Midnights” first and “The Tortured Poets Department” then.
Now, the time has come to tackle the challenging task of picking Taylor Swift’s best album. It’s no easy feat! Cast your vote below:
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