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Taylor Swift drops new single 'You Need to Calm Down', announces TS7 album 'Lover' coming in August

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They've been waiting two months since 'ME!', so Swifties will be listening to the new track all weekend - could more be on its way?

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Karly joined Young Post with a background in educational publishing, and a degree in law. With a career in youth news and language, education seemed the natural fit. She covers local education matters, news in education, English language learning, and everything teen-related.
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Taytay is teasing fans with gradual news of her album.

It's been weeks and weeks since we had any new music from Taylor Swift when she released ME!, but this morning (HKT) on Instagram, she revealed the name of both her upcoming seventh album. Titled Lover, it is due out on August 23.

 

Just six hours later, she released the second single from the album, You Need To Calm Down, a laidback track with heavy drum beats and simple electronic backing music that calls out haters and overactive tweeters.

 

 

Ahead of the single drop, Swift posted an enigmatic image of a fence with five posts. Could this mean more music to come this weekend?

'Scuse us while we cancel all our weekend plans.

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Karly joined Young Post with a background in educational publishing, and a degree in law. With a career in youth news and language, education seemed the natural fit. She covers local education matters, news in education, English language learning, and everything teen-related.
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