In many ways, she tells her most affecting stories through the relationship of a mother and her child in songs like “The Best Day” or “Soon You’ll Get Better,” Swift paints two opposing facets of life with her mother. Taylor Swift is an expert when it comes to penning romantic heartbreak to sound, but some of Swift’s most tragic lyrics are connected to family, both her own and others. The 10 new tracks add new meaning to what fans know the world of “Red” to be, and The Pace Press has pulled them out of the vault and into the open, diving deeper into their significance to the album. Swifties were of course excited to hear the re-recordings of favorites such as “Begin Again,” “22” and “Starlight,” but itching to hear a string of unreleased songs “From the Vault.” Swift wrote these tracks back in 2012, but they were not included on the original album or even officially recorded until now. Similar to “Fearless (Taylor’s Version),” the album sounds different and more true to Swift’s current sound but holds onto the essence of its theme of beautiful heartbreak. Additionally, instrumentals and background on several tracks were added or modified. For these fans, a special part of these re-recordings is hearing the clear maturity in Swift’s voice compared to the original albums. Originally released in October 2012, “Red” is thought of as an autumn album by many, and its re-release this fall brings up a feeling of nostalgia for many fans in their late teens and early 20s. Having announced its release date on June 18, five months before its eventual issuing, Swifties have been ravenous, considering the significance “Red” holds in her discography and the lore that surrounds so many of the songs. “Red” was more of an agonizing wait for fans, with no singles and almost complete silence from Swift until a string of appearances on late-night television and “Saturday Night Live” the week of its release.

The “Fearless” launch was that of scattered breadcrumbs and was built up with a number of singles in the concentrated timeframe between its announcement and release. The road to “Red (Taylor’s Version)” varied greatly in contrast to “Fearless (Taylor’s Version),” her first re-release. From fresh infatuations to unreciprocated romances, “Red” merges pop and rock music into her country roots. Following Scooter Braun’s acquisition of the masters to her first six albums in 2019, “Red (Taylor’s Version)” follows the now 31-year-old Swift reverting back to her early 20s and her explorations of heartbreak. In her mission to reclaim her catalog, Taylor Swift released her second re-recorded album “Red (Taylor’s Version)” on Nov.

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