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Taylor Swift drops 1970s dream-like visuals for trippy new music video for Lavender Haze
Taylor Swift lived up to her promise by dropping a new music video for her song Lavender Haze in the early morning hours on Friday.For the upbeat electro-hip-hop-inflected synth-pop song, the pop superstar opted for a trippy surrealist look that starred the singer-songwriter in a 'sultry sleepless 70's fever dream' complete with purple smoke and a lover, played by model and actor Laith Ashley.Like the proceeding singles off Midnights (2022), Bejeweled and Anti-Hero, Swift conceived, wrote and directed the new music video. Trippy: Taylor Swift, 33, released a trippy new music video for her song Lavender Haze, which is the second single off her 10th studio album MidnightsThe video begins in a pretty tame way with Swift laying in bed with an old-school record player spinning a vinyl album.As the vocals kick in the Lover star looks over at her man, who's sleeping alongside her in bed. Moments later, Swift can be seen sitting up in bed sounding as if she storytelling while her lover continues to lay back under the sheets.After mentioning her 'melancholy', the first of many tripped out special effects kicks off when a sparkling and colorful image appears on her man's back.
