Taylor Swift spilled the beans on all the challenges she faced while working on her Folklore album that dropped four years ago.
The Blank Space crooner celebrated fourth anniversary of her album Folklore during her Eras tour show in Hamburg, Germany on Wednesday, July 24.
As per USA Today, Swift addressed all her concertgoers about the unique challenges she faced while making the album.
"You usually get to play all these new songs for your friends or your band, and you get to be in the same room with the people that you’re either writing with or producing with. I would sit in my guest bedroom and record the vocals and [Dessner and Antonoff] would be on the phone. It was just like such a challenge for us as creators, but it was so fulfilling," she said.
During the same, the Midnights singer also discussed the struggles of styling and photography without a glam squad.
Looking back, the pop sensation expressed her love for how fans embraced Folklore.
"It just makes me happy to look back on that period of time because we never made anything in that way before, and it was cool to know that we could. The way you guys have embraced this album, and the storytelling on it, has just warmed my heart, and I’m so appreciative of it," Swift added.
To note, Taylor Swift's acclaimed Folklore album was released as a surprise on July 24, 2020, topping charts worldwide and going platinum across various territories.
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