The newly-released 'Taylor's Version' finds Swift behind the soundboard with Christopher Rowe, whose hand has been on all three of her re-recorded projects.Īs we've noticed throughout all of our deep dives into Speak Now (Taylor's Version), there aren't many notable differences between the 20 versions of 'Sparks Fly', apart from Swift's vocal quality. The 2010 version of 'Sparks Fly,' as with the entirety of Speak Now, was produced by Swift and Nathan Chapman, who were the masterminds behind Swift's first five albums.
Sung with goosebump-inducing intimacy, the band slowly brings it all back together for the last run of the chorus, kicking the roof off of every venue this song has been played in. Then, before we know it, everything falls away, as Swift delivers the silver bullet: " I'm captivated by you, baby, like a fireworks show". Throughout the bridge, all of the instrumentation comes together in short, on-beat bursts that create an urgent feeling as we build toward the climax. Recently earning a certified "Taylor's Version" tag, 'Sparks Fly' continues to be one of the unanimous standouts on Speak Now and its inspiration is one of the Swift's songs that remains a mystery to this The moment we dropped everything 😭🫶💓 🎥 #taylorswift #eras #erastour #speaknow ♬ original sound - Holler 37 on the 2011 Hot Country Songs year-end chart and, as of November 2017, had sold well over a million digital copies in the United States. The Platinum-certified tune landed at No. 1 on the Hot Country Songs chart, marking her fifth jaunt to the top. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 and quickly sailed to No. The song, which was sent to country radio in July of 2011, debuted and ultimately peaked at No. As you would expect, it quickly became a favorite among early Swifties.įlash forward to 2010, after getting a request to sing it at CMA Fest, Swift finally decided to rework and record 'Sparks Fly', including it on her highly-anticipated third album. Throughout the first few years of her touring career, Swift would sometimes play a version of 'Sparks Fly,' but in 2007, a video of her performing the now beloved tune found its way onto the internet.
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