Taylor Swift and The 1975 are set to release new albums this month and many fans have been speculating whether they're collaborating on a song or not after a fan posted an alleged tracklist of the former's "Midgnights" album. However, it appears that it wasn't true as confirmed by the band, but it doesn't mean they're closing their doors in the future.

Speaking to BBC Radio 1, band members Matty Healy and George Daniel shut down the rumors, confirming that they're not currently working with the pop star.

However, the frontman clarified that they would love to collaborate with her because they think she's "one of the best songwriters" in the music industry today.

"We haven't done it yet. We'd love to though," he added. (via Billboard)

Despite not collaborating, the group has been in touch with the singer as Healy previously revealed that Swift had a chance to listen to their upcoming album early, saying her reaction was "so funny."

The rumors about the collaboration started when a fan account shared an alleged leaked tracklist of Swift's album that includes a song titled "In My Dreams (feat. The 1975)."

However, Healy was quick to shut down the circulating information by quote-retweeting the post, writing, "I would love that! But unfortunately FAKE NEWS :(."

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Taylor Swift 'Midnights' Official Tracklist, The 1975's New Album Out This Month

Taylor Swift has finally revealed all of the songs included in the official tracklist of her upcoming album "Midnights" due to be released on October 21.

The only confirmed collaboration was with Lana Del Rey for the song "Snow on the Beach." and the rest of the 13-song lineup appears to be solo projects.

Check out the official tracklist below:

  1. Lavender Haze
  2. Maroon
  3. Anti-Hero
  4. Snow on the Beach (featuring Lana Del Rey)
  5. You're on Your Own, Kid
  6. Midnight Rain
  7. Question...?
  8. Vigilante S***
  9. Bejeweled
  10. Labyrinth
  11. Karma
  12. Sweet Nothing
  13. Mastermind
On the other hand, The 1975 is gearing up for the release of their record "Being Funny In A Foreign Language" which will be available for streaming starting on October 14 via Dirty Hit.
Over the past few months, they already dropped a few singles to promote the album, including "Part of the Band," "Happiness," "I'm in Love With You" and "All I Need to Hear."
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