Taylor’s Version’s album track appears in the final stretch of the series; listen
The ninth episode of the last season of The Handmaid’s Tale brought a surprise to fans of Taylor Swift. The singer released the longest extended stretch of “Look What you made me (Taylor’s Version)”which plays during the opening of the plot and accompanies a scene of tension in which the Aias, led by June Osborne (interpreted by Elisabeth Moss), walk in formation to start a revolt against the commanders.
This is the first time the audience has heard the rewriting of the track at an extensive time. Until then, small excerpts from the song had already been used in other productions, such as the series Wildernessfrom the Prime Video, in 2023, and the documentary series teaser The Dynasty: New England Patriotsfrom Apple TV+, last year.
“I was wanting to use a Taylor song for years in the series and finally we found the perfect moment,” he said Elisabeth Moss (via People).
“Taylor has been a personal inspiration for me. Like swiftie, and also talking to Yvonne [Strahovski] And all over the cast, it’s an honor to use your music in the final episodes of the series. ”
The choice of “Look what you made me do” For the scene reinforces the evidence that Reputation (Taylor’s Version) It is close to being officially announced. The original album was released in November 2017 and had successes like “… Ready for It?”, “End Game”, “Delicate” and “Gorgeous”.
Since November 2022, when the album has become eligible for rewriting, fans await the official release. Taylor’s last rewriting, 1989 (Taylor’s Version)came out in October 2023. In previous interviews, the singer had already described the unpublished bands of the vault like “Fire” and the album as a “Gothic-Punk moment of female fury”.
Internet users speculate that the announcement of Reputation (Taylor’s Version) It can happen during the American Music Awardsscheduled for May 26th. Among the evidence, fans noticed that the organization of Taylor’s official store started to exhibit the categories “Apparel, Music, Accessories and Sale”, whose initials form “AMAS”.
Source: Rollingstone
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