Taylor Swift's 10th studio album "Midnights" is a standout even among her other significant albums. If "1989" sounds larger than life, and "Folklore" and "Evermore" lean more on sound discovery, "Midnights" strikes the sweet spot between the two. It's easier to listen to compared to the latter two and feels more personal than "1989." "Midnights" consists of 13 tracks, each representing a sleepless night that Swift distinctly remembers. This review will only tackle tracks from "Midnights," and not the "Midnights (3am edition)." Introspective and intimate, the newly minted album proves why Swift is the best songwriter of this generation. The instrumentation and production on the ...
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