Taylor Swift is re-recording and releasing her first six studio albums, starting with Fearless.
And now, some fans are wondering: can all of those albums be eligible for Grammys?
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A Recording Academy spokesperson told Billboard the answer: yes!
But there’s a catch: “Current eligibility guidelines would allow for the new performances and albums to be eligible if they were recorded within the last five years. However, none of the older songs would be eligible for songwriting awards,” they said.
According to the Academy, the new performances would be eligible in performance categories if they were recorded within the last five years. The songs would be eligible in songwriting categories if they are new songs (previously unreleased in any form). As Taylor‘s pointed out, there are already new unreleased songs coming on Fearless.
Find out why Taylor chose Fearless to re-record first! Click here to listen to the first re-recorded song from the sessions.
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