Taylor Swift New Pop Album 2014 Release Date, Spoilers and Reveals: Swift Ventures into the Pop Genre Officially in this New Installment

By Mike Emaneke Aug 19, 2014 11:48 AM EDT

Taylor Swift New Pop Album 2014 Release Date, Spoilers and Reveals: Swift Ventures into the Pop Genre Officially in this New Installment

During a worldwide stream on Monday, Taylor Swift announced that she is releasing her first official pop album which will be titled 1989. The release of the album will take place on October 27^th this year. she also debuted a new song as well 'Shake it Off'. The singer has been dropping a lot of hints via social media before the live stream which took place in New York. She also went so far as to say that the new album which is debuting is her most favorite she has ever made.

Taylor Swift who happened to be seated in a small studio at the time with a group of screaming fans at the time made the announcement about the upcoming album which is supposed to come out in October this year and then played the first single off the record. The song, Shake it Off is supposedly inspired by the people who write anything they want about her because she is celebrity. The message of the song was probably to tell the tabloids and those who do not bode her well that she is not listening to anything that they have to say and will go on with her life as best she can.

It seems that this is her entry into the pop genre officially as she is bidding the country genre goodbye for the time being. She had a number of thing s to say about the new album apart from the fact it is her favorite as aforementioned. She called 1989 "the most sonically cohesive album we've ever made". This project is supposedly influenced by the late-'80s pop and what the time period meant to the culture. She also stated that it was just a matter of time and there was limitless potential that one can do what they want Swift stated that the new album will include a lot of bright colors, boldness and rebellion to the mix. This represents a new era of limitlessness and potential in her career apparently.