“Everything Has Changed” is a song recorded by American country singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, taken from her fourth studio album “Red” that was released on digital retailers on October 22, 2012 via Big Machine Records. It has the collaboration of English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran who co-write the track with Swift. The track was produced by Butch Walker. It’s confirmed as the fifth official single from the album and according Music Week website, it’s planned to release in UK on June 24.

The track is a country pop song in an acoustic style. The lyrical content finds Swift and Sheeran falling in love and finding the things round them are changing after they first met. The song has received positive reviews from music critics, who praised the song-writing and premise of the song. “Everything Has Changed” was anticipated from both critics and listeners as Swift rarely does collaborations. Without doubt, one of the songs that has more potential to function properly in the charts. This will be the singer’s second attempt to conquer the mainstream charts with a country song, after the low international success with her first try from the album with the official second single “Begin Again“.

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Taylor new music video for ’22′ has just been premiered on Good Morning American and it looks incredible! She did such an amazing job and you can tell she worked so hard on it. You can view the video below, let me know what you think!

Swifties won’t have to wait much longer to get an inside glimpse at what life was like for Taylor Swift at 22. The singer will release her video for “22″ this Wednesday.

Fans will get an early glimpse at the Anthony Mandler-directed clip when a 30-second teaser airs on “Good Morning America” before the full video hits the show’s website at 8:30 a.m. ET. The premiere date, March 13, is worth noting too. Swift has always shared how 13 is her lucky number, and this is no coincidence. On Monday (March 11), the singer confirmed it and reminded Swifties that her Red Tour also kicks off that day.

Swift, now 23, enlisted her real-life pals for the visual. Taylor, wearing a knit cap, was photographed not long ago on set with her BFFs getting wild and carousing in Malibu, eating ice cream and being pushed around in a shopping cart.

Shortly after the shoot, she tweeted, “Leaving LA now after the best day with my friends. Almost forgot it was a video shoot. Can’t wait for you guys to see it.”

This isn’t her first collaboration with Mandler. He captured a darker side of the fair-haired singer in her “I Knew You Were Trouble” video, which dropped late last year.

“I think that the Rihannas, the Beyoncés, the Jay-Zs, they’re always willing to tear things down and re-create themselves,” Mandler told MTV News about working with her on that other clip back in December.

“[And what] I’m hoping is that this is the first moment in a new chapter for Taylor, that this is a left turn on her path that will lead to new and different things … it will give her the confidence and power to do different things, to be able to broaden and take her fanbase on a journey that’s unexpected. And that is, to me, what prolongs people’s careers.”

Are you excited for Taylor’s “22″ video? Leave your comment below!

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Taylor recently uploaded some behind the scenes footage of the ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’ music video to her YouTube channel. You can watch them below and we will be adding screencaps to the gallery very soon.

Taylor Swift is switching gears and releasing her upbeat friendship anthem “22″ as her next single!

The 23-year-old will release the track on April 1st! It will be her fourth U.S. single off her 4-times platinum album Red, following the success of “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together,” “Begin Again,” and “I Knew You Were Trouble.”

The song was written by Taylor with veteran songwriters Max Martin and Shellback.

You can view the cover art for ’22′ in our gallery.

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It’s official: Taylor Swift’s “Red” sold a whopping 1.208 million copies last week in the U.S. according to Nielsen SoundScan. That’s more than any album has sold in a single week since 2002, when Eminem’s “The Eminem Show” sold 1.322 million in its first full week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

“Red” also easily debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart, scoring Swift her third chart-topper.

“Red” is only the 18th album to sell a million units in a single week since SoundScan started tracking sales in 1991. Its start ranks as the eighth biggest sales week in that span of time. The SoundScan-era record week is held by *NSYNC’s “No Strings Attached,” when it debuted at No. 1 with 2.416 million in 2000.

Swift’s sizzling start is also the second-largest sales frame for a female artist. Only Britney Spears had a bigger week, when “Oops! . . . I Did It Again” sold 1.319 million in its debut in 2000.

As we projected last week, the blockbuster set marks the first album to move a million copies in a week since May of 2011, when Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” blasted in with 1.108 million in its No. 1 debut. However, “Red’s” number is a bit bigger than the 1.1 million that had been forecasted by industry sources.

“Red” also makes Swift the only woman to have two million-selling weeks since SoundScan started tracking sales in 1991. The country/pop star earlier earned a million week when her last studio release, 2010′s “Speak Now,” launched with 1.047 million.

Swift and her “Red” set were inescapable last week, following the album’s off-cycle release on Monday, Oct. 22. (Most albums bow on Tuesday each week.) The singer appeared on ABC’s “Good Morning America” (Oct. 22 and 23), CBS’ “The Late Show With David Letterman” (23), ABC’s “The View” (24), “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” (25), ABC’s “Katie” and “20/20″ (26). Her album was available in unconventional locations such as Starbucks, Walgreens (where she had her own dedicated mini-store in each outlet) and Papa John’s Pizza.

Further, Target scored the only deluxe version of “Red” with additional audio content (three bonus songs and three remixes), while the iTunes Store was the exclusive digital retailer of the title last week.

Label sources indicate that iTunes sold nearly 465,000 copies of the album — a record sales week for an iTunes album. Target rang up around 396,000 on its own — again, a record for the retailer. Swift’s unique deal with Papa John’s yielded a meaty 8,000 copies of “Red.” While that number looks small compared to Target and iTunes, to put it in perspective, it’s almost half of the total “Red” CDs sold via Amazon.com. Papa John’s sold the CD for $13 and also as part of large one-topping pizza combo for $22. (Large single-topping pizzas on their own sell for $12.) Swift’s face was also plastered across the top of Papa John’s pizza boxes, so even if customers didn’t buy the album, they were certainly aware of it existing.

Impressively, “Red” was able to secure a million-selling week without any deep discount sale pricing. The lowest that the album was advertised for among all major retailers last week was $9.99. That was the price point for the standard edition of the album at Target and Best Buy, while iTunes offered it for $14.99. Kmart and Walmart sold it for $12.99 and $13.99, respectively. Target touted its exclusive deluxe version for $14.99.

“Red’s” lack of low pricing stands in contrast to the last album that did a million in a week: Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way.” That set’s 1.108 million first week was fueled partly by Amazon MP3 opting to sell the album for 99 cents on two separate days during its release week. (“Red,” however, was only available as a digital album via iTunes, leaving Amazon MP3 — and any possible discounting — out of the picture.)

Source: Billboard

Taylor just released her music video for her next single ‘Begin Again’ and it’s absolutely amazing. She did such an amazing job with it and she looks beautiful as always. You can watch the video below and I’ve also added screencaptures to the gallery so please be sure to check them out.

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Taylor’s fourth studio album ‘Red’ is now available online and worldwide everywhere. The album is absolutely amazing and Taylor has worked very hard on it for the past two years. It really shows her maturity through her song lyrics and it shows how much she’s grown up. Say goodbye to the ‘Speak Now’ era and welcome the ‘Red’ era! Please support Taylor and purchase a copy of the album today; I promise you won’t regret it. You can purchase the album on iTunes by clicking the banner above. Congratulations Taylor on another amazing album!

I’ve also added HQ scans of the album booklet, which you can view in the gallery.

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Taylor’s newest song release ‘State of Grace’ is now available for purchase on iTunes. Make sure you support Taylor and buy the song. Click here to purchase ‘State of Grace’ and listen to the full song below.

Taylor’s next song, ‘I Knew You Were Trouble’ is now available for purchase on iTunes. I definitely recommend buying the song; it’s absolutely amazing! It’s one of my favourites on the album so far for sure. You can listen to the full song below and make sure to purchase it here.