테일러 스위프트의 미드나잇: 기록적인 앨범과 창작 과정

테일러 스위프트는 올해 가장 많이 팔린 앨범인 미드나잇을 발매하여 기록을 경신하고 비평가들의 찬사를 받았습니다.

### 테일러 스위프트의 '미드나잇' 앨범, 크리에이티브, 그리고 곧 공개될 뮤직 비디오
* 🎶 테일러 스위프트의 최신 앨범 '미드나잇'은 **하루 만에 올해 가장 많이 팔린 앨범**으로 기록되었으며, 발매 첫 주에 **100만 장 이상 판매될 예정**입니다.
* 📝 스위프트는 자신의 작곡 과정이 신비롭고 무의식적으로 이루어지며, 종종 **휴대폰에 아이디어를 녹음**하거나 메모를 하기도 한다고 설명합니다.
* 앨범의 어두운 테마에도 불구하고 Swift는 전작들과 비교했을 때 **'Midnights'를 가장 재미있게 만들었다**고 합니다.
* 🎬 스위프트는 로라 던, 하임 자매, 디타 폰 티즈, 팻 맥그라스 등이 출연한 노래 '비쥬얼드'의 **뮤직비디오를 감독**했습니다.
* 🐱 스위프트는 '안티 히어로' 비디오 출연진들을 만난 파티에서 **빈티지 카메라로 사진을 찍다가 치어리더 피라미드에 갇히게** 되었습니다.
* 🎤 스위프트는 라이브 공연에서 팬들과의 교감을 그리워하며 **다시 투어를 하고 싶다는 바람**을 드러냈습니다.
* 🎓 최근 Swift는 뉴욕대학교에서 명예 박사 학위를 받았으며, **5초 안에 고양이 품종 50가지의 이름**을 말할 수 있다고 농담을 던졌습니다.

-Hey, guys! [ Cheers and applause ] -I know.
-Wow. -We are so --
It's so great to see you. You look fantastic.
Thanks for coming back. -Thank you so much. That was really nice, guys,
by the way. [ Cheers and applause ] -There's such a buzz
around the whole block in New York City,
just the fact that you're here. We're so excited.
-Really? Aww. -Well, yeah. We've got to talk
about Midnights. Congrats on this, bud!
-Thanks. [ Cheers and applause ] -I just want to break down
a couple of things. In just one day of sales, it became the top-selling album
of the year already. Yeah, in just one day of sales. Of the whole year. [ Cheers and applause ] Midnights
broke Spotify's record for most streams in a day. Today the top 10 songs
on Apple Music

and Spotify
are from Midnights. You can plug your ears because
I'm going to just keep going. -No, I like it too much.
[ Laughter ] -Rolling Stone
called Midnights an instant classic
in their five-star review. Rolling Stone! [ Cheers and applause ] And right now, this album --
I know. This album is on track to sell
well over one million copies in its first week. That is history, buddy. Congratulations. Unbelievable. [ Cheers and applause ] -I -- Yeah.
-How are you feeling? Is it a lot?
Is it exciting? Are you freaking?
-I'm beside myself, really. Yeah, it's actually --
It's a concept record, but it's my first directly autobiographical album
in a while. Because the last album
that I put out was a re-record of my album
Red, so that has some space. You know, I wrote that stuff
a decade ago.

Folklore and Evermore,
I was -- It was like story time. It was like mythology. Like, I'm creating a character. They went and did this
and felt this way. So, I'm feeling like --
I'm feeling very overwhelmed by the fans' love
for the record. I'm also feeling, like,
very soft and fragile. [ Laughter ]
So it's -- -It's everything.
-The two can exist at once. But the fact that the fans
have done this -- like,
the breaking of the records and the going out to the stores
and getting it. It's like, you know, I'm 32. So, we're considered
geriatric pop stars. [ Laughter ]
-No, I don't think so. -They start trying to put us
out to pasture at age 25. I'm just happy to be here. -No, no, no. [ Cheers and applause ]
That's so funny.

Oh, you're just getting
started, buddy. You're just getting started. You said a lot of this album
is made out of 13 stories, 13 sleepless nights
throughout your life. -Yeah.
-Is it tough -- I mean, I don't know
how you do it. Do you just get up and go --
in the middle of your -- [ Laughter ]
Or, you know, record something on your phone,
or you jot something down. Or like, This is something,
I don't even know if it's good --
I'm blurting it out. Or you do go like,
Oh, this has got a good hook? -I kind of do all of that. I love writing songs, poems,
stories, scripts. I love writing those things
because there's a part of it that I don't quite understand
how it comes to fruition. There's something so mysterious
about writing. But I found that the more --

the more I write,
the more I keep writing. I don't know what's been
going on. But in the last six
or seven years, I've just -- I've just been constantly
making things. And the more things I make,
the happier I am. - Yeah. - So, I've just continued
to do it. I'm just happy you guys
like that. - No, we love it. [ Cheers and applause ] - So, yeah, some of them -- sometimes it feels
completely involuntary. Sometimes, like, your day is
completely interrupted by a hook or a lyric or just a thing
on piano or you know. Sometimes you don't know what
the place for it is going to be, but I just am always reaching
for my phone and recording things. - And do you know, like,
do you know Mastermind was going to be the 13th track? - Yeah, yeah. - Wow.

That's meta.
That's meta right there. That is so Mastermind. [ Laughter ] - I think over the years,
my fans and I, we kind of have
a really funny sort of -- like, they tease me a lot. And I enjoy it.
- You do, yeah. - And one of the things --
[ Cheers and applause ] One of the things they like
to make fun of me for is the kind of cryptic needing
to plan things out. And, like, I think we've
just stopped pretending it's accidental
at this point. [ Laughter ]
- Now it's fun. Now it's part of --
- We've stopped. - It's almost like you should
just write like five albums just for one album. 'Cause you're like,
No, this has to mean this, and this has to --
The way you listed just the names
of the tracks was so exciting. We were freaking out.

-Thank you for saying
that was exciting. I was hoping people were like --
-I loved it! [ Cheers and applause. ]
It was so fun. With the Bingo balls
going around. -Yeah, I posted videos
on TikTok of me with a vintage Bingo cage,
like with the handle. And I just announced track --
you know, one at a time. -And people, including me,
I go, Oh, I think that will be
my favorite song. [ Laughter. ]
Without even hearing the song. -It's so cool to hear you say
that because that was just me, you know, I don't know,
with my phone and a Bingo cage. -On this one, you collaborate
with some very fun people. I saw Zoe Kravitz is listed.
-Yeah. -We love her.
-Yes. -Lana Del Rey.
-Yes. -Amazing.
[ Cheers and applause. ] And then I saw on drums --
is it Dylan O'Brien?

-Dylan O'Brien. [ Cheers and applause. ]
-I'm sorry. So, how -- Is he a drummer even? -He is.
-Wow. -And, you know,
not a lot of people know that. -I did not know that.
-And now they do. But I like -- I really -- I love to make things
with my friends. I love to work with my friends. I think that the experience
of making something is just as important as how
proud you are of it in the end. And I think it really informs
how proud I am of something if I had a really joyful
experience making something. This is a pretty dark album,
but I'd say I had more fun making it than any album
I've ever made. -Isn't that interesting?
-It's -- Because I don't think that art
and suffering have to be holding hands all the time.
I think you can -- I think you can write songs
about pain or grief.

or suffering, or loss, or hard things
that you go through in life. Shame, you know -- love to write
about that one. [ Laughter ]
Self-loathing. I could go on. But I think,
you know, with time and with the more albums
I put out, making albums and making things
and writing things feels like a way to sort of suck
the poison out of a snakebite. -Yeah.
-You're just like -- -Get it out.
-You're putting it in the music,
you're putting it in a song. And it could be the most
harrowing song you have ever heard,
but we had a blast making it. -Good.
-And with Snow on the Beach, which features
the genius Lana Del Rey -- -Yes.
[ Audience cheers ] -Yeah, you should --
[ Cheers and applause ] So, very lucky to have
collaborated with her on that. And Dylan was actually
in the studio with me and Jack

because we were -- A lot of the time,
we record at his place. And Dylan was just hanging out,
like, drinking wine with us and listening to stuff. And he was just trying out
the drum kit there. He wasn't -- He wasn't serious.
[ Laughter ] But we -- But we were --
-That's how it happens. -As I said,
we were drinking wine. And so, we were just sort of
like, Oh, we haven't recorded the drums for this one yet,
see if you wanna -- And he just played the drums
on the song. -Is that right?
-Yeah. Sometimes it's --
it just happens like that. -But did you know him before
the film All Too Well? -So, no, I didn't. I reached out to him to be
in the short film for All Too Well because I had always
really loved his work. I also felt like he seemed like
a very quick-witted person.

And I knew that -- He's funny. I wanted the character to be charming. I wanted -- I wanted that sort of charming, quick cleverness, and the charisma to be why we love the character because there's a lot of complexity to that character that makes us not love him as much. So I wanted Dylan to bring something... -His layers. His -- Yeah. -...to the character to make us, you know, love him. And I do think that was achieved in the short film. Meanwhile, I mean, Dylan and I become really close friends. Jack becomes really close friends with Dylan. We all start hanging out all the time. Like, it's the same with Sadie Sink, who was in it. [ Cheers and applause ] I just -- I've been very lucky to work with really nice, really talented people. And that's not something I ever take for granted. And a lot of the time, we end up really good friends.

-But is it because -- I mean, you've -- you've done the albums, you've done the re-recordings, but, also, you haven't toured in like four years. [ Cheers and applause ] -I know. -We want you to. -I think I should do it. [ Cheers and applause ] [ Cheers and applause continues ] -Are we talking sooner than later? -Um... You know, I should do it. -Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ] When it's time, you'll let us know. -When it's time, we'll do it. [ Laughter ] I miss it. I really miss it. I miss, you know, when you write songs and you're proud of the songs, and you have the fans reacting, the most potent way that you can see them react is when you're looking into their faces. Do you know what I mean? I miss that a lot. I really miss that connection.

-They're looking at you
right now. [ Cheers and applause. ] Yeah. -So, it's like -- I'm thinking something like,
it's like this but with singing. -Yeah, okay, good. By the way, I saw you received
a doctorate from NYU, and you had
a very great speech. [ Cheers and applause. ]
You're a doctor. Dr. Taylor Swift. Sorry, I should have announced
you earlier as doctor. -No, it's fine.
It's fine, it's fine. I respond to many things.
-I'm sorry. I'm just getting used to it,
yeah. And you said --
You made a funny joke. You're like, I'm a doctor, but I'm not the doctor you need
in case of an emergency. Do not call me. But you call me if you need
me to name breeds of cats. -Yeah. -I could be a doctor at that. And you said,
I could name like,

I don't know, 50 breeds of cats
or something like that. -Yeah, that was me committing
an act of extreme hyperbole
with the 50 -- I think I was like, I can name
50 cats in five seconds. I was trying to make a joke. I don't think I can
actually do that. -Well, we were actually
thinking, can you name -- see how many cats you can name
in 30 seconds and just do it? [ Cheers and applause ] I mean, we have the time, right? We have a clock.
-You -- Uh... -Yeah, let's -- Yeah, yeah.
Let's do it. -Let's see how many cat
breeds you can name... -Too late to back out.
-...in 30 seconds. Taylor Swift.
-When? When do we start --
No, don't start it now. -No, no, don't start. Stop.
Stop!

-You have to say go! Sorry! I'm sorry.
[ Laughter ] This is really serious. -Yeah, it really was.
-Okay. You have to say --
When you say go. -When I say go.
You already have your first one? -Yeah.
-Okay. [ Laughs ] On your mark, get set, go. -Scottish Fold.
Ragdoll. Ragamuffin. Maine Coon.
British Shorthair. Exotic Shorthair. American Shorthair. Devon Rex.
Cornish Rex. Sphynx cat. Abyssinian.
Persian. Siberian. Burmese. Norwegian Forest cat. Ocicat. Bengal. Bombay cat. Russian Blue. Is there a British Blue? Munchkin cat. A black cat.
A calico cat. A cat that knocks pens
off of desks! -Yes!
[ Cheers and applause ] Last time you were here,

we talked about your short film
All Too Well. It was about to come out, and then it went on
to win three VMAs, including Video of the Year. [ Cheers and applause ] Do you think you'll direct
all of your videos from here on forward? -I really love doing it.
-You're great at it. -Thank you so much.
-Yeah. -Writing them
and then directing them -- that's kind of the way
that it works in my head. If I write it,
then I can shot-list it, and I can storyboard it,
and I know how to shoot it. So it's -- They kind of
go hand in hand. -Yeah. -If someone else wrote
the concept or the treatment or the manuscript or whatever, I don't think
I would love it as much. But it's the thing
that goes hand in hand, the writing and directing. -Anti-Hero,
the -- It's hilarious.

It's fantastic.
- Thank you! - I love it. It's so good.
- Thank you. [ Cheers and applause ] - My favorite --
Besides some of the casting, my favorite is
when you're, like, I feel like a
giant's coming in and, like, kind of ruining the party
and coming in and not -- And you sneak in and you're
a giant at this dinner party. And they're all
freaking out, screaming. - Yeah. - But then you eat --
- Too big to hang out. - But then -- Yeah. But then you eat some of
the food with this tiny fork. - Yeah. It was really --
It was such a blast, because we had -- We shot that
in two-sized rooms, right? Like, one of the rooms had our actors who were at
the dinner party, and it was a normal-sized room. And they had to act with,
like, a laser pen.

And I'd just be, like, And
a monster's coming in the room. Follow the laser pen. It's a scary monster.
- And that's you, yeah. - And then we had
a teeny, tiny little room with a teeny, tiny table. We just had the most amazing - We had the most
amazing production design, and we had
the most incredible crew. And they just got me
those tiny little forks. - Yeah.
- And tiny little wine bottle. - A little, tiny wine bottle.
- It was just incredible. - It's so well-done,
and you cast some great people in here to play - Oh, yeah,
I was really lucky with the casting of
my beautiful children. - Mary Elizabeth Ellis,
John Early, and, of course,
Mike Birbiglia, right there, who is one of the funniest
human beings I know. - Absolutely. - And you were saying
that I might have had

something to do with
him getting cast? - Well, so, I --
One of the prerequisites of when I cast anyone for
anything is like, Are they fun? And are they nice? And are we gonna have
a fun time on set? Obviously, like, talent --
that's number one, like, Do you fit the part? But then there's also
this sort of caveat of like, Well, like, we're gonna be on
set for a while. Like, is this gonna be a blast,
or is this -- You know, does this person
have, like, this internal struggle
with what they do and they can't stand acting,
but they're good at it? Like, it's -- I meet a lot of
people out and about, and that's how I'll cast things. So, you had a pizza party,
and I went to it. And I ended up
in a corner talking to Mike Birbiglia and his wife,
Jen, who's a poet, all night.

They're the most
wonderful people. And I just remember thinking --
'Cause I'd seen Mike in things, and I'd seen some of his -- You know,
he does these amazing shows. He just makes such thoughtful
performances and comedy. -He has a new one
coming out on Broadway. -Yeah, he has one
that I can't wait to see. -Yeah. -And so, I was talking to them,
and I was just thinking -- I'd written the
Anti-Hero video. And I was like, He's perfect. I want him to play my son,
Preston. My future son.
-Yeah, future son Preston. -My country-club-going son,
Preston. -And they get in
a big argument over the will and what you left them. -Yeah, it was great. Like, I also met
Mary Elizabeth Ellis at a party. And so, that's --
It's a great way to...

-Cast.
-...to cast stuff. Just go to parties. You don't -- You know, nobody has to audition. Just come up and say hi at a party. We had amazing pizza that night. And then --
-It was great. It was a blast. I mean, there's some good pictures from that night, too. Well, you had this camera. You had a really cool camera. I don't know -- it was, like, something from the '80s or something. Push the button, it goes flash. Yeah, and it's real film. Then you remember it. And, so, there's a nice photo that I really appreciate you -- I don't know how this happened. But at one point, we ended up doing a cheerleader pyramid. That's -- Yeah. That's because --
-That's me there. Yeah. That's because wine, as well.

-Yeah, wine.
Wine was involved, yeah. -That's --
-And there's Mike. And there's Jack. And then I thought
it'd be funny. 'Cause we were having fun. And there was other people
on this side, too. And I was taking your camera and I just, I kept
taking photos of other things. -Yeah, yeah. Which everybody loves that guy.
You know what I mean? 'Cause then you go
and you get the candid shots. And then I develop the pictures.
I'm like, That's so great. I didn't know that happened. -Yeah. And then you're in
some of the photos, 'cause it usually --
If it's your camera, you're taking all the pictures. -Yeah, it's a good guy to be.
-Yeah. And then I took probably
the worst photo I've ever seen of myself ever. -Let's see it. -I'm gonna show it because --
but I'm upset to really show it.

I'm not -- know if I'm ready for this. But Jack keeps sending this to me because he thinks it's the funniest thing. It's so bad. [ Drumroll ] Honestly, this is, like, therapeutic for me. Alright, here it is, a selfie that I took of myself. [ Cheers and applause ] [ Sad tuba plays, cymbal crash ] -Wow. [ Laughs ] -What -- It's so gross. -It's so beautiful. -It looks like I have tape on my nose. -I just never thought I'd see inside of your brain. It's so special to get to see all the way up the nostril, into the nasal cavities. -It's the worst thing I've ever seen. And I go, I have to just -- I have to lay it all out there. Like, I'm taking lessons from you from Midnights. I'm laying it all out there. -That's a gorgeous photo.

I don't know what you're talking about. Because that's what the night really was. Okay? -Oh, my gosh. -Pyramid, everybody's posing. -This I love. -This was the mode I was in that night. This is the goal I'm trying -- -Whew! And you can't delete film. You know what I'm saying? That is the most embarrassing -- I'm sweating. Can you feel the heat coming off of me? It's so bad. You've announced that a new video is coming out at midnight tonight. -Yes, yes! [ Cheers and applause ] -It's around midnight. It's around midnight right now. Can you say what song this video is for? -It's for a song called Bejeweled. [ Cheers and applause ] Oh, good. -Love it. -They approve. -Yes. -Okay, so, basically, the first video, Anti-Hero,

I was like, This is gonna be the first single. And I knew that. But I was like, I want to make a video that is just for the fans who like certain things, like glitter and Easter eggs and lots of little cameos. And, so, basically, I was thinking about Midnights, the concept and I was like, Where do we hear about midnights a lot? We hear about it a lot when we talk about the Cinderella fairy tale. And so I was like, What if we did a little twist on a Cinderella story? And I could cast my friends. You know, like, my best friends, the Haim sisters -- what if they played the step-sisters? [ Cheers and applause ] And I was like, What if we really shoot for the stars with the other casting, with, like -- You know, what if it was, like, Oscar winner Laura Dern playing my step-mother?

-How'd you get in touch with
Laura Dern? - It was like,
Oscar winner Laura Dern... - Yes.
- ...hello. Um, I've written a script. It's a one-scene script in
which you are going to call me a tired, tacky wench. - And she was like, I'm in.
- And she was like, I'm down. She's the coolest.
She's so funny. She's another one.
I'm like, Friend. - Yes.
- You are my friend now. - How do you direct Laura Dern,
Oscar winner Laura Dern? - Oh, I mean, you know, directing
Oscar winner Laura Dern is easier than anything
I've ever done in my life. - Yeah, just she just goes,
I know how to do it, yeah. - Well, yeah, I mean,
she's just the greatest. And she's -- I mean, I don't --

I don't even believe I'm saying things like this. And then -- And so, then, we have one of my favorite performers, who I think has been so influential in pop music. And I've nicknamed this character not the Fairy Godmother, but the Fairy Goddess, and that is played by Dita Von Teese, who is, I think, one of the most iconic performers. And it's so exciting to get to see her do what she does in this. -Yes. -Jack Antonoff is in it. The genius, legendary make-up artist and creator Pat McGrath is in it. -Oh, yeah. -So, I'm really, really, really excited. -And this one, you were saying, but I will let you say again. This has maybe the most Easter eggs. -A psychotic amount. It is like -- We have a PDF file for the Easter eggs in this video. -Yes!

Because there are so many that
we could not keep track. Oh, I love it.

Taylor Swift Talks Record-Breaking Midnights Album, Music Video Cameos and Easter Eggs

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테일러 스위프트의 "Midnights" 앨범 성공

테일러 스위프트의 앨범 'Midnights'는 발매 하루 만에 올해 가장 많이 팔린 앨범이 되었고, 하루 동안 가장 많은 스트리밍을 기록한 Spotify의 기록을 경신했습니다.

스위프트의 인생에 얽힌 13가지 이야기를 바탕으로 한 자전적 성격의 앨범은 팬들의 깊은 공감을 불러일으키며 큰 성공을 거두었고 여러 기록을 경신했습니다.

음반에 대한 사랑에 압도된 스위프트는 신비하면서도 만족스러운 작곡 과정을 강조하며 팬들에게 감사를 표했습니다.

테일러 스위프트의 즐거운 창작 과정

테일러 스위프트는 끊임없이 음악을 만들고 팬들과 소통하는 것에서 진정한 행복을 찾습니다.

그녀는 팬들을 놀리는 것을 즐기고 앨범을 기획하고 발매할 때 장난스럽게 접근합니다.

이 가수는 친구들과 함께 음악을 만드는 경험을 소중히 여기며 고통과 슬픔에 관한 노래를 만들 때에도 창작 과정에서 기쁨을 찾는다고 믿습니다.

테일러 스위프트의 창작 과정과 협업

테일러 스위프트는 작곡을 어려운 감정을 표현하고 처리하는 수단으로 삼아 고통을 예술로 승화시켰습니다.

그녀는 재능 있는 사람들과의 관계를 소중히 여기며 딜런 오브라이언, 새디 싱크와 같은 공동 작업자들과 친밀한 우정을 쌓았습니다.

스위프트는 팬들과의 직접적인 교감을 그리워하며 투어로 돌아가고 싶다는 강한 열망을 표명했습니다.

테일러 스위프트의 박사 학위 연설과 고양이 품종

테일러 스위프트가 명예 박사 학위와 고양이 품종 이름 짓기 능력에 대해 농담을 하며 유머 감각을 뽐냅니다.

그녀는 뮤직 비디오 연출에서의 성공과 그것이 작곡 과정을 어떻게 보완하는지 이야기합니다.

스위프트는 글쓰기와 연출에 대한 자신의 애정을 표현하며 이 두 가지가 자신의 창의적인 비전을 위해 어떻게 함께 가는지 강조합니다.

기억에 남는 장면과 훌륭한 캐스팅에 대해 이야기하기

화자가 가장 좋아하는 장면은 저녁 식사 파티에서 거인이 되어 작은 포크로 음식을 먹는 장면입니다.

이 장면을 연출한 프로덕션 디자인과 제작진의 노력은 재능 있고 재미있는 사람들을 캐스팅한 것과 함께 찬사를 받고 있습니다.

마이크 버빌리아를 캐스팅하기로 결정한 것은 피자 파티에서 그와 함께 보낸 즐거운 시간의 영향이 컸습니다.

캐스팅 선택과 기억에 남는 순간에 대해 이야기하기

화자는 마이크의 재능에 감탄하며 그가 미래의 아들 프레스턴 역을 맡기를 원합니다.

그들은 배역을 캐스팅하기 위한 좋은 방법으로 파티에서 메리 엘리자베스 엘리스와의 만남에 대해 이야기합니다.

그런 다음 대화는 빈티지 카메라로 사진을 찍고 치어리더 피라미드를 하는 등 파티에서 즐거웠던 일로 옮겨갑니다.

코믹한 셀카 순간 및 출시 예정 동영상

연사는 웃기고 부끄러운 셀카의 순간을 공유하며 스스로를 비웃는 것이 치료가 된다고 말합니다.

또한 신데렐라 스토리를 비틀고 유명인 카메오가 등장하는 'Bejeweled'라는 곡의 뮤직비디오 콘셉트에 대해서도 이야기합니다.

이 뮤직비디오는 반짝이와 이스터 에그를 좋아하는 팬들을 위한 특별한 선물로, "미드나잇"이라는 테마를 담고 있습니다.

로라 던 및 기타 유명인과의 대화

한 장면의 대본으로 오스카 수상자인 로라 던은 이 프로젝트에 참여하기로 결심했습니다.

그녀를 연출하는 일은 감독의 인생에서 그 어떤 것보다 쉬웠습니다.

이 프로젝트에는 디타 폰 티즈, 잭 안토노프, 팻 맥그래스도 출연하며 이스터 에그도 풍성하게 등장합니다.