Taylor Swift’s new studio album is expected to be very successful.
On April 19, Taylor Swift will officially release the 11th studio album of her career called “The Tortured Poets Department”. After a series of re-recorded products, this album is highly anticipated by the audience as it brings together completely new compositions. The album is expected to be released in 3 formats including vinyl, CD and cassette.
Recently, Hits Daily Double made a prediction about the level of success of the album “The Tortured Poets Department”. It is known that this is a page specializing in providing information about album sales, predicting album sales and updating news related to the music industry.
Predictions about Taylor Swift’s new album sales
Specifically, according to Hits Daily Double, Taylor Swift’s album “The Tortured Poets Department” will bring in impressive first-week sales: ” Very big. Extremely big. Perhaps even scary big .”
This page also lists the achievements of the 4 most recent albums that Taylor Swift released. Among them, “Midnights” (2022) reached 1.6 million copies in the first week, selling a total of 7.2 million copies. Or “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” (2023) sold 1.7 million copies in the first week, consuming a total of 3.8 million copies. The new album is expected to surpass the above numbers.
Hits Daily Double estimates that if 1% of Taylor Swift ‘s more than 283 million Instagram followers buy the album in the first week, the female singer will easily surpass 2 million copies. In addition, it is impossible not to mention the nearly 99 million monthly listeners that Taylor Swift currently has on Spotify.
Taylor Swift launches strategy to prevent music from being ‘leaked’ ahead of album release
Recently, Taylor Swift’s side made many people excited with the way they prevented songs from the album “The Tortured Poets Department” from being leaked before its release. Specifically, the team disabled the keyword ” Taylor Swift leak ” on social networks to limit users from accessing and illegally distributing new music products.
This is considered a wise calculation because in the past, many artists such as Ariana Grande, Lana Del Rey, Lady Gaga,… had their unreleased songs illegally distributed on social networks by bad guys. .
