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Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ to Feature an “Interpolation” of George Michael’s ‘Father Figure’
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The Hollywood Reporter
Taylor Swift’s forthcoming album will in fact feature “an interpolation” of George Michael’s 1987 hit “Father Figure.”The fourth song on the tracklist for The Life of a Showgirl, which is due Friday, is notably entitled “Father Figure.” Speculation that Swift could potentially sample the 80s hit sparked and was seemingly confirmed when the late singer was credited as a writer on the song.
George Michael Entertainment wishes Taylor every success with The Life of a Showgirl and Father Figure.”“Father Figure” was one of Michael’s eight Billboard Hot 100 No.
The record won album of the year at the 31st Grammys, while “Father Figure” earned Michael’s a nod for best pop vocal performance.
Swift’s 12th studio album is met with much anticipation, as the record will be released with a joint film.
Elsewhere, the record will feature Swift’s first official collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter, on the project’s titular track.