Taylor Swift’s Songwriting Process on ‘evermore’ | Apple Music
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Published 2020-12-16
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All Comments (21)
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Zane Lowe should be the only person who should interview celebrities. He is soo respectful!
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finally everyone is acknowledging Taylor Swift as a real artist not pop artist not country artist just artist
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Don't you love hour long interviews with artists where they talk about THE MUSIC? Not who they're dating, not about the tea, not about luxuries or frivolous things. They talk about MUSIC. I freaking love this. I
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The most comfort interview I've ever seen. No flirt, no jokes, no sarcasm, no shade, just about her music.
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Taylor released an album, the long pond documentary, another album, re-recorded old music, and is doing promo in quarantine and I am yet to turn in one history assignment
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This man is so extremely respectful of her and what she's saying throughout this entire interview. Thank you for being so kind to her, not probing her, and allowing her to speak!
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This interview is an hour long but somehow I wish it was longer. She’s so intelligent and talks about her songwriting so well and Zane is so respectful and asks the right kind of questions which must be asked to an artist which are about their music and not about their dating life or whether their getting married etc etc
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I love it when an interviewer unpack this side of Taylor. She's such a brilliant artist, but some interviewers are so shallow with their questions that we would've never known she's a hundred fold genius than what the industry is making us perceive of her. Kudos to Zane Lowe. You earned my greatest respect.
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Zane is literally one of the best interviewers in the game. Like wow these questions are so thoughtful and interesting.
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I love how she's talking about Joe more confidently and the interviewer is asking about him only in a professional way, only as a songwriter...
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Here goes a therapy session
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Taylor Swift... so elegant, so intelligent, so witty and well-spoken.
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The most intelligent, intuitive interviewer. Zane reminds me of The Rolling Stone interviewers of the 70s who actually loved music more than their own bylines. I would read his book, if he writes one. Brilliant man.
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Taylor Swift IS the music industry.
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Taylor gained a new fan this year. Big respect to this woman. She’s a great songwriter and obviously thinks a lot about her craft and her artistry. How can you knock it?
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I wish Taylor had an hour long interview with this guy for every album because he's so respectful and asks all the good questions.
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Taylor is not the artist of the decade, she is the artist of the century.
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She is SO intelligent. I love that she went into detail about the songs on the album. Champagne Problems, Coney Island, and Tolerate It have stunning lyrics. It was great to hear her discuss the backstory on those. She's one of the best songwriters of the 21st century. Props to the interviewer for asking such insightful questions.
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You can tell the interviewer really, REALLY enjoys his job and talking to her about her music and the artistry behind it and all the lines and it makes the interview even more fabulous
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"You didn't have the perspective to learn and appreciate who they were, fully." That hit deep
