Taylor Swift teases re-recorded version of red

Taylor Swift’s fans are “Red-y” for her. The 31-year-Red old’s (Taylor’s Version) album is due out in less than a month, and in her first-ever Instagram Reel, she teased fans with a new version of the title tune. Following the publication of the trailer, fans went crazy on social media, gushing about the upcoming album, which is slated to be published on November 12th.

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Taylor, 31, wrote over the clip, which showed her smiling while wearing a crimson red dress with rose petal-like sleeves, ruby earrings, and a fresh red manicure. She subsequently transitioned to a variety of red-themed and red-coloured items, including her custom Red ring, red gowns, jewelry, shoes, boxes, and more. The chart-topper captioned the post, “21 days until November 12 and I guarantee it’ll be worth the wait.”

The “Wildest Dreams” singer said in June that Red (Taylor’s Version) will be the second of six re-recorded albums — the first was Fearless (Taylor’s Version), which was released in April. Scooter Braun purchased her former record label, Big Machine, and thereby acquired possession of the masters for her first six albums. He eventually sold them to Shamrock Holdings for $300 million, and Taylor rejected to collaborate with the private equity firm on the masters because Scooter would continue to profit from them through his Ithaca Holdings company.

Taylor revealed in August that the 30-track Red (Taylor’s Version) would include new songs by Phoebe Bridgers, Ed Sheeran, and Chris Stapleton. “I can’t thank these musicians enough for assisting me in bringing these tunes to life. In an Instagram post, she wrote, “I can’t wait until we can dust off our highest hopes and revisit these experiences together.” “Because Red (Taylor’s Version) has so many songs you haven’t heard yet, we’ll also be making a bunch of new ones.”

“Until then, I’ll be counting down and picturing it all in my head,” the pop star added. “In burning red”