Iconic singer Ryan Adams released his emotional stress over his failed marriage by doing a cover of the album "1989," the famous album by "Bad Blood" hit maker Taylor Swift.
When he and his wife Mandy Moore decided to live apart last year, the songwriter felt lonely after realizing he will spend the holidays alone. According to Entertainment News, the famous singer decided to spend his lonely times teaching himself to play covers of Swift's "1989" songs. He recorded the said covers in a four-track cassette recorder.
While he claimed that he is not serious with the project and he was merely a fan of Swift, music enthusiasts and critics began to look forward to his album. According to Rolling Stone, his cover of the "1989" album became one of the most anticipated albums for this year.
In addition, the famous country crooner herself promoted the cover of her album. The "Bad Blood" singer talked to the talented songwriter and told him that she loved his renditions of "Blank Space" and "How You Get the Girl".
When asked to review the whole content of the Adams' work, the famous "Blank Space" singer pointed out that the album was well-thought of and was a gorgeous work. In addition, the well-known singer also said that the songs were a re-imagine of her original work.
According to the "Shake It Off" singer, listening to the track covers will place the listener to a different emotional dimension. She also added that the songs have the element of a beautiful sadness and longing that aches throughout the song duration.
While she previously worked with the iconic songwriter during a past writing session, the famous "1989" singer said that she is yet to work on a possible collaboration with Adams. However, the pop singer is quick to point out that she would welcome the opportunity to work with the said songwriter.
Singer and songwriter Ryan Adams' "1989" album cover was released digitally on Sept. 21, Monday. A vinyl and CD release of the album is yet to be announced.