Speak Now

Production

  • Scott Borchetta
  • Nathan Chapman
  • Taylor Swift

Speak Now is the third studio album by American country pop singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. The album was released on October 22 as the first in Ireland and around the world on October 25, 2010. Swift spent two years working on this album.

Promotion

Swift sang the song Innocent at the MTV Video Music Awards 2010 on 12 September 2010. The play is about rapper Kanye West and his behavior at the same event the previous year. Some songs were released as promo singles: Speak Now on October 4, Back to December, on 11 October and Mean on October 18, 2010.

Songs

In an interview, Swift said: "I wrote all the songs for the album itself. That was not intentional. It was almost just like that. " 60 % of the album were recorded in Nathan Chapman's studio and some songs with orchestral accompaniment. About the songs Swift said, " Each song represents a confession to a person ."

Title list of standard version

Title list of the Deluxe version

Chart positions

The album reached number one on the U.S. pop and country charts, sixth place on the UK singles chart and the top 20 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

The first single Mine was released on August 4, 2010. The music video was filmed in early July in Portland (Maine). Swift said, the song RELATES of their tendency to " run away from love ." Mine reached number three pop and number two on the country singles chart in the U.S., # 30 in the UK and number 57 in Germany.

Reception

CountryMusicNews.de gives the album four out of five stars: Taylor puts on her third album again trendy preferences and shows that it 's been a surprisingly good songwriter. To conquer the world it will continue without any problems and thus with some strong hits from the new plant.

Laut.de gives the album three out of five points: " ... Let's sad, often joyful, but always pop, written fortunately from the 20 -year-old self. Welch ... welcome contrast to so many pressed on CD hot air of teen starlets, which was written by an armada of external songwriter. Although Taylor Swift with her ​​own compositions does not reinvent the musical wheel, it rolls better than expected in the ear canals. "

Plattentests.de distributed four out of ten points: " ... Also, beautiful and successful minutes can be found in the lonely silence of the acoustic guitar of " Never grow up " in the subliminal rumbling sadness of " Innocent "and" Last Kiss ", a six minute, dreamy ode to a former lover ... The problem with "Speak Now" is the fact that too many songs anbiedernder, vulgar and rarely are as nice radio pop once more. It would be a travesty, with blunt pieces such as "The story of us", " Mine ," " Sparks fly" or " Long live" anywhere near words like country or folk to take by mouth. That's the kind of calculating charts music that Swift should definitely bring a breakthrough in Europe ... "

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