Taylor Swift's 'Reputation' Rolling Out on Apple Music

[MacRumors]

After three weeks of retail and digital download exclusivity, Taylor Swift's latest album -- "Reputation" -- has started rolling out on Apple Music, Spotify, and Amazon Music Unlimited in Australia and other countries, where it is already December 1, suggesting it will come to the U.S., Europe, and other countries as December 1 rolls around.

Swift had previously debuted four singles from Reputation on Apple Music, including Look What You Made Me Do, ...Ready For It?, Gorgeous, and Call It What You Want, but she kept the full 15-track album off of Apple Music and other services for the past three weeks.

Besides the previously-released singles, there were a few behind-the-scenes videos about the making of Reputation's music videos that were exclusive to Apple Music released a few weeks ago. With the launch, all of this content will be streamable on Apple Music on December 1. In the United States, we can likely expect to see "Reputation" available on Apple Music starting at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Time.

UPDATE 📲 #reputation is NOW available for streaming on @Spotify in Australia and New Zealand and will be available in the US tonight at midnight (12am ET on December 1st) 🎶 https://t.co/MgKDbVdzwE pic.twitter.com/p8GGv7RpkY - Taylor Swift Updates (@SimplySFans) November 30, 2017

Swift and Apple have had a somewhat rocky relationship, with the artist in 2015 penning an open letter to Apple Music about the service's initial stance on refusing to pay royalties to artists during the three-month free trial period. Swift opposed this aspect of Apple Music, so she decided to keep her 2014 album "1989" off of Apple Music at the time.

Soon after the letter was publicized, Apple reversed course and began paying artists during this period of time when new subscribers are on the free trial of Apple Music. This eventually led to a closer relationship between Swift and Apple, with her music debuting on the service along with the launch of a series of Apple Music ads starring Swift that debuted throughout the spring of 2016.

Article Link: Taylor Swift's 'Reputation' Rolling Out on Apple Music

 

[Nunyabinez]

Whoever thought that was an attractive album cover should be flogged.

 

[Mjmar]

I like this album

 

[iMerik]

Whoever thought that was an attractive album cover should be flogged.

And the haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.

 

[mariusignorello]

Rolling out to deaf ears. I saw physical copies sitting on top of the beverage cooler at a Walgreens checkout counter.

 

[steve knight]

the title is a bit misleading.

 

[budselectjr]

Rolling out to deaf ears. I saw physical copies sitting on top of the beverage cooler at a Walgreens checkout counter.

If you call a million sold in four days "deaf ears".

 

[Mike MA]

Whoever thought that was an attractive album cover should be flogged.

I‘ve seen worse.

 

[Dave245]

This is one of her best albums yet, it’s sold a huge amount in a matter of days. It will probably attract a lot of people when the new album comes to Apple Music.

 

[Jest3r]

Maybe they can roll it back in before it gets too far away...

 

[morcutt11]

I still don't understand the obsession with her or her music. I guess I'm just too old.

 

[seatton]

I like this album. Taylor is more popular than what a lot of people realize. The country Taylor was just good, but not great, but the old Taylor is DEAD!

 

[Kaibelf]

Rolling out to deaf ears. I saw physical copies sitting on top of the beverage cooler at a Walgreens checkout counter.

So? The sales numbers are already in and she sold boatloads of physical copies. In fact I think this put her just behind Adele as the top singer able to still sell albums in this volume anymore period. I suspect Walgreens counter displays don’t reflect the market.

 

[ke-iron]

Whoever thought that was an attractive album cover should be flogged.

I don’t listen to her nor do I know any of her songs, but that’s actually a very clever album cover art. It goes precisely well with the word “reputation”

 

[Kaibelf]

I like this album. Taylor is more popular than what a lot of people realize. The country Taylor was just good, but not great, but the old Taylor is DEAD!

Someone mentioned that to me on the phone the other day when I was chatting with her.

 

[whyamihere]

Does the Apple Music album have fewer tracks than the iTunes version? (I thought I heard it would a while back)

 

[trusso]

Whoever thought that was an attractive album cover should be flogged.

And the haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.

Oh, gee. I wouldn't want to give Miss Swift more material for her next album.

Reminds me of a Boy Meets World episode.

 

[YegorH]

So we can safely assume she has fairly positive reputation...

 

[seventhedition]

If you call a million sold in four days "deaf ears".

And 1.5 million in just 7

 

[A.Goldberg]

I can’t believe people actually like this specific album. In terms of pop music it’s like nails on a chalkboard to me. Her previous work was far better.

 

[Solomani]

I‘ve seen worse.

Most of the Beatles album covers looked like it was designed by a 4th-grader.

 

[H.E. Pennypacker]

Who’s Taylor Swift?

 

[dmylrea]

I still don't understand the obsession with her or her music. I guess I'm just too old.

I liked her when she was country and with less attitude. Now I just ignore her. Money corrupts.

 

[Lunfai]

I can’t believe people actually like this specific album. In terms of pop music it’s like nails on a chalkboard to me. Her previous work was far better.

People’s sound change all the time.... unless you’re 1975 and I hate them.

 

[dmylrea]

If you call a million sold in four days "deaf ears".

And 1.5 million in just 7

That's really not as grand as it sounds. There are so many people now, that even the crappiest of new movies can get over a million ticket sales.