Hi guys, this is Nora Princiotti, co-host of the Ringer podcast every single album.

You're about to hear a clip from the latest episode where Nathan Hubbard and I dive deep

into Taylor Swift's latest rerecorded album, Red Taylor's version.

We go through all the Easter eggs, favorite songs from the vault, and take a look at how

Taylor's rerecording project is going from a business angle.

If you want to hear more, including our upcoming series on Adele, you can find all our episodes

on the new every single album feed by searching every single album on Spotify or wherever

you get podcasts.

Speaking of some of the other ones, what hit for you in a way that it didn't before?

Because for me, there are a lot of things that fall into that category too.

No, I think you're right.

I originally said that begin again was one of my favorite sort of retroactive looking

back songs.

I love the richness of her voice on that song.

I love the state of grace, acoustic.

Speaking of changing voices, hello, Gary Lightbody and Ed Sheeran.

They too have grown quite a bunch and those songs for me stood out in a big way.

Everything has changed.

It's right.

I mean, the two of them standing in front of like a noem in microphone.

It's all just richness and confidence.

It feels like there's a full orchestra versus just a cello on the original.

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