Taylor Swift
Singer–Songwriter • Era-defining pop superstar
Overview
Taylor Swift (born 1989) is an American singer‑songwriter whose self‑written pop and country songs, strategic album “eras,” and record‑setting tours have made her one of the most influential musicians of the 21st century.
Career highlights
- Broke through with country albums before pivoting to pop with 1989, then expanded into indie‑folk and alternative on Folklore and Evermore.
- Re‑recorded much of her catalog as “Taylor’s Version,” a high‑profile move in artists’ rights.
- Among the best‑selling artists in history and a top‑grossing touring act.
Impact
Swift’s diaristic writing, digital savvy, and evolving aesthetics have had wide cultural and economic impact, inspiring fan communities and reshaping discussions about ownership in music.
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