Taylor Swift “Seashore Album” theories are gaining traction online as fans speculate about the pop icon’s next project. Following her April 2024 release of The Tortured Poets Department, Swifties are buzzing with anticipation for what’s next.
One of the most popular theories suggests an upcoming album echoing her 1989 era with heavy seashore themes. While Swift hasn’t dropped official hints about a coastal-themed project, fan speculation continues to reach new heights across social media platforms.
Here’s why ‘Taylor Swift Seashore Album’ is trending
Taylor Swift fans think that “Seashore” could be a foundation theme in the singer’s upcoming 12th or 13th album. The fans further theorize that Swift’s upcoming work might see her blending the genres of folk and indie (reminiscent of Folklore) with folktronica.
As per StyleCaster, one of Swift’s collaborators, Aaron Dessner, has reportedly posted several seashore stories on his Instagram, which could be a hint to TS12 (Swift’s 12th album). The founding member of the rock band, The National, Dessner has previously worked with the “Exile” crooner on her albums, Folklore and Evermore.
Another clue is the pop sensation’s recent summer merch. After her “Cardigan” era, Swift released summer merch featuring the 1989 “sea” themes in 2025. Some fans think that it could be a subtle Easter egg from the singer, providing a substantial clue regarding her upcoming album drop.
In other Taylor Swift news, listeners have gotten a recent update from the pop legend regarding her re-recording project. Fans who were waiting eagerly for Reputation (Taylor’s Version) unfortunately learned that the singer might not release the complete re-recording project in the future.
After buying back all of her previous masters that Shamrock Capital owned, the pop star stated her vision regarding the re-recordings in a personal letter. She gushed, “I’ve already completely re-recorded my entire debut album, and I really love how it sounds now. Those 2 albums can still have their moments to re-emerge when the time is right, if that would be something you guys would be excited about.”
After years of trying to gain back authority of her own creation, Swift noted that if she drops the re-recordings in the future, it won’t be “from a place of sadness and longing for what I wish I could have.” Rather, “It will just be a celebration” of her music and artistry.
Originally reported by Arpita Adhya on ComingSoon.
