When we talk about Taylor Swift and their music albums, NOTHING is a coincidence. That is, even the smallest detail has a reason for being there. And of course, their new album titled **‘The Tortured Poets Department’ **is not the exception.

A few hours after releasing her eleventh studio album, two hours later, Tay gave her Swifties a second surprise by releasing a secret double album. “In the last two years I had written so much tortured poetry and I wanted to share it with you, so here is the second installment of TTPD: The Anthology,” he wrote. They are «15 additional songs. Now this story is no longer mine… it is all yours.»

What is the meaning of Taylor Swift’s new album ‘The Tortured Poets Department’?

Since Taylor Swift confirmed during the 2024 Grammy Awards that she would be close to releasing new music, and later, sharing the first look at her studio album through social networks, fans had already speculated that all (or almost all) of the songs from ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ They were a dedication to her ex-boyfriend, Joe Alwynwith whom he had a six-year relationship.

On the cover, Taylor Swift appears lying on an armchair wearing a black two-piece set consisting of a see-through top and matching shorts. «Everything is fair in love and poetry… New album THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT. It comes out on April 19,» the singer wrote in the description.

With this first preview, two things became clear to us: the first is that it would be Tay’s most sensual album; the second, that the songs would be sealed by the melancholy of an imminent breakup.

What do the colors mean in ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ by Taylor Swift?

Now, returning to the visual narrative of ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ We can detect that, in fact, the gray and black tones reflect melancholy, fear, pain and uncertainty due to the complicated situation that the relationship was going through.

Now that Swift has shared a first preview of her single ‘Fortnight’, We can confirm that the aesthetics of this new album material is dominated by a vibe vintage that winks at the melancholy of what could no longer continue (her love story with Joe Alwyn).