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Taylor Swift interpolates George Michael’s “Father Figure” on her new album

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By Carlos Passage

Technically, what Taylor Swift has done is an “interpolation” of “Father Figure,” George Michael’s 1996 classic.

In pop music, interpolation refers to using a melody—or portions of it (often with modified lyrics)—from a previously recorded song, but re-recording the melody rather than “sampling” or “remixing” it.

Taylor Swift’s new album is titled “The Life of a Showgirl” and is out this Friday, October 3rd.

Tracklist:

The Fate of Ophelia
Elizabeth Taylor
Opalite
Father Figure
Eldest Daughter
Ruin The Friendship
Actually Romantic
Wish List
Wood
Cancelled!
Honey
The Life of a Showgirl
(Feat. Sabrina Carpenter)

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