Taylor Swift Announces Full Tracklist for New Album ‘Midnights’
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Former The Voice Mega Mentor Taylor Swift has officially announced the full, 13-song tracklist for her upcoming new album Midnights. Swift has been gradually revealing song titles on social media over the past couple of weeks.
Taylor Swift Reveals Full ‘Midnights’ Tracklist
On September 21, one month before her new album is scheduled to drop, Swift began sharing song titles on TikTok and Instagram in a segment she called “Midnights Mayhem with Me.” As of Friday, the full tracklist has been revealed.
Midnights will feature the songs “Lavender Haze,” “Maroon,” “Anti-Hero,” “Snow on the Beach,” “You’re on Your Own, Kid,” “Midnight Rain,” “Question…?”, “Vigilante Sh*t,” “Bejeweled,” “Labyrinth,” “Karma,” “Sweet Nothing,” and “Mastermind.”
The final song reveal was Track 4, “Snow on the Beach,” which will be a collaboration with Lana Del Rey. Midnights, which is Swift’s tenth studio album, will be released on Friday, October 21, at (you guessed it) midnight.
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Fans Are Theorizing About the Song “Karma”
If there’s one thing Swift is good at, it’s getting her fans to theorize about her music. In this case, Swifties have some ideas about the meaning behind Track 11 on Midnights, titled “Karma.”
When announcing the title, Swift laughed to herself. This is possibly because rumors have swirled among fans that Swift made an unreleased album called Karma in the past. It could just be an inside joke, but some fans think the song has something to do with Kanye West.
Swift announced the title on October 6, which is the date West’s song “Famous” leaked in 2016. The song was a major point of contention in the pair’s feud. Fans also pointed out that “Karma” is Track 11, the same track number as her Speak Now song “Innocent,” which addressed West’s interruption of her VMAs speech in 2009.
The singer certainly knows how to get her fanbase talking. We’re sure there will be even more to discuss once the album is out October 21.
