Taylor Swift released a new version of her sophomore album, Fearless. The rerecording’s of  Fearless are Taylor’s Version of the songs and features 26 songs, along with  six previously unreleased ones.

Swift enlisted singers Olivia Rodrigo and Conan Gray, sharing on social media,  videos of themselves singing and dancing  to Swift’s “You Belong with Me” and “White Horse.”

The new release includes You Belong with Me” and “Fifteen,” in which   she won the Grammy for album of the year in 2010. Swift released two new albums, Folklore and Evermore. She won album of the year for Folklore at the 63rd Grammy Awards, which made her the only female solo artist to have won that top prize three times.

Following Scooter Braun Deal, in   2019 Taylor Swift Confirms Plans to Rerecord Early Songs.  The singer said she will rerecord her songbook due to the controversial $300 million deal between Scooter Braun and Big Machine Label Group founder Scott Borchetta.     The earlier versions of her master recordings were  in the hands of Braun.

Braun’s Ithaca Holdings  company  acquired Big Machine Label Group, and the entire  music recording catalog Swift released through Borchetta’s label. Swift was very public on  Tumblr how upset she was with the deal and directly pointed out her grievances  toward Braun and Borchetta.

📲 | “I’m so grateful to you for re-singing Breathe!! Honestly can’t thank you enough! 💛💛” – Taylor responding to Colbie Caillat via IG Story https://t.co/4NVRJhqCnD pic.twitter.com/vQ3xtOBsjq

– Taylor Swift News 💛 (@TSwiftNZ) April 9, 2021