Taylor Swift releases new album 'Midnights'

Singer Taylor Swift presented her tenth studio album "Midnights". The album of 13 tracks the artist described as "13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life," The New York Times wrote.

Most of the songs were written with Swift's longtime collaborator Jack Antonoff in Brooklyn and at Electric Lady Studios in Greenwich Village. The singer worked on some of the tracks with actress Zoe Kravitz, Mark Anthony Spears, Jahaan Sweet and Sam Dew.

In a review, The New York Times journalist noted that "'Midnights' is Swift’s return to the pop pipeline after her digressions of the past couple of years. Many of the lyrics, as she suggested, resemble late-night ruminations, pondering life’s pressures, aging, the meaning of love.

Taylor also revealed that she made a series of musical films featuring Laura Dern, the Haim band and many others. The first part of the visual album, the video for the third track of the record "Anti-Hero," will premiere at 1 p.m. Moscow time.