Taylor Swift’s next album will actually present “an interpolation” by George Michael’s hit in 1987 “Father Figure”.
The fourth song of the tracklist for The life of a showgirlWho is due on Friday, is notably entitled “paternal figure”. Speculations that Swift could potentially taste the success of the 80s sparkled and was confirmed when the late singer was credited as a writer on the song.
Thursday, following numerous speculation of Swifies and fans in the eyes of Eagle online, Michael’s domain has officially confirmed that the new Swift piece is “An Interpolation of George Michael’s Classic Song”.
“We were delighted when Taylor Swift and his team approached us earlier this year to incorporate an interpolation of the classic song by George Michael ‘Figure’ Figure ‘in a brand new song from the same title to be presented on his next album,” they wrote on Instagram. “When we heard the track, we did not hesitate to accept this association between two great artists and we know that George would have felt the same thing. George Michael Entertainment wants Taylor each success with the life of a figure of showgirl and father.”
“Father Figure” was one of the eight sure of Michael Billboard Hot 100. The song was released under the fourth single of his first solo album Faith. The disc won the album of the year at the 31st Grammys, while “Father Figure” earned Michael a head sign for the best Pop vocal performance.
Swift’s 12th studio album is faced with a lot of anticipation, because the disc will be released with a joint film. The life of a showgirl The film is expected to attract $ 25 million to $ 35 million to October 3 to October 3. 5 box office, and will star in the world first of the clip for “The Fate of Ophelia” and behind the scenes.
Elsewhere, the disc will present the first official collaboration of Swift with Sabrina Carpenter, on the holding track of the project.
