Taylor Swift appears to be capable of doing it right when it's about her music career.
Despite in the area of "leaked" songs, Swift can still survive. Hours after discovering that an
MP3 version of her new single from her "about to be" released album, "Speak Now," had "leaked," Big Machine Records, Taylor Swift's record label, removed the actual song, "Mine," for play on radio stations and on iTunes for download. On the strength of its airplay and sales, Billboard projected that the song quite possibly could debut in the Top 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Reportedly, Taylor Swift was left with no choice but to release "Mine" 12 days ahead of schedule when a version of the song managed to get "leaked."
Big Machine Records released a statement saying that they decided to immediately release the single version of "Mine" so that Taylor Swift's fans could hear the proper rendition and not a "low quality" MP3 recording.
It is still not clear on how the song was leaked, and who's responsible for doing the leakage.
Nothing new. This track could easily been off of either of her previous CD’s. Her fan’s love her for sure! Hope that Country radio and critics will not go overboard once again. To grow one must feel the need. An over abundance of praise allows one to remain the same
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