New Music Reviews: Taylor Swift, Cigarettes After Sex, Arooj Aftab, and More

Taylor Swift and Post Malone’s New Song “Fortnight” Explores Forbidden Love and Regret

In a surprising collaboration, Taylor Swift and Post Malone have released a new song titled “Fortnight” as part of Swift’s double album, “The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology.” The song delves into the theme of forbidden love and regret, with both artists portraying characters who are married but still pining for each other.

The lyrics of “Fortnight” paint a vivid picture of the turmoil and longing experienced by the narrators, who are not only entangled in a brief but unforgettable affair but also happen to be neighbors. Swift sings, “Your wife waters flowers, I wanna kill her,” highlighting the intensity of the emotions involved. The music itself is a measured march with haunting vocal harmonies that add to the overall sense of regret and longing.

The release of “Fortnight” has sparked intrigue and excitement among fans of both artists, who are eager to hear how Swift and Post Malone navigate the complexities of forbidden love through their music. The song’s introspective lyrics and atmospheric production promise to captivate listeners and leave them pondering the complexities of human relationships.

As Swift and Post Malone’s voices blend in breathy regret on “Fortnight,” it’s clear that this collaboration is not just a musical experiment but a deep exploration of the intricacies of love and regret. Fans can expect to be moved and enthralled by the raw emotion and vulnerability displayed in this powerful new song.