Taylor Swift is getting friendly with Spotify ahead of her new album, 'Lover.' Times have changed.
Tim Ingham,
Music Business Worldwide
Not too long ago, Taylor Swift shook off Spotify, pulling her entire catalog from the service and slamming music streaming as "a grand experiment." Nearly five years later, amid a huge blow up with her former label, she's mighty cozy with the Sweden-based company that went public in 2018. It looks like the two sides have put aside their bad blood -- for now.
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