Beauty King

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For me, this has nothing to do with mainstream/non-mainstream. I personally just dislike the whole vibe Taylor gives off. The shit she pulled with Katy was the lowest thing ever and even though they made up, she never apologized and it was Katy who had to actually ask to end the feud (even though she wasn't the aggressor).
She literally had an army of models, whom she called the "Tay Squad" who would act as social media bodyguards for her.  She has repeatedly encouraged her fans to bully people she had a personal problem with. She is someone with a massive victim complex, who likes to trash people publicly, encourages bullying and acts as a fucking saint in the public eye.

Almost all her raw files are labeled with "Teddy Sinclair". She's not starting a solo project under her real name or anything; it's just how the producers she works with usually label things, to make it easier for them to keep track of.

Almost all her raw files are labeled with "Teddy Sinclair". She's not starting a solo project under her real name or anything; it's just how the producers she works with usually label things, to make it easier for them to keep track of.

And yes, this is also true. Tons of alternate versions, plenty more originals...I encourage everyone to scrape Last.fm for titles if they're curious.
 
It's basically too much to catalogue at this point.

I think these are all the leaked or limited release ones, but some fans have a whole bunch more than this that they bought or got directly from Bobby.

Technically, yes, but it's just a live recording of her playing the song that she posted on Instagram a few months back.

Doesn't seem to be at present. Most people who have inside info have said that it looks like she might already have mapped out plans for a re-release later on, with further new tracks.

Doesn't seem to be at present. Most people who have inside info have said that it looks like she might already have mapped out plans for a re-release later on, with further new tracks.

Just adding to this, because there was a third snippet that wasn't in your video.

Calling On Me (the 2020 collab with Sean Paul) is not the same song as Call On Me, actually.

Calling On Me (the 2020 collab with Sean Paul) is not the same song as Call On Me, actually.

Several registered for SSSS (including a seeming Jaguars alt version called "Jaguars in the Snow") and about a dozen from the various Eyeye tracklists we saw over the last couple years (including "Not Sober", "Maybe It's Love", "I Must Not Waste Another Tear", "Double Rainbow", and "The Dream / Cocoon").

Video for Malocchio finally came out.

Several registered for SSSS (including a seeming Jaguars alt version called "Jaguars in the Snow") and about a dozen from the various Eyeye tracklists we saw over the last couple years (including "Not Sober", "Maybe It's Love", "I Must Not Waste Another Tear", "Double Rainbow", and "The Dream / Cocoon").

Several registered for SSSS (including a seeming Jaguars alt version called "Jaguars in the Snow") and about a dozen from the various Eyeye tracklists we saw over the last couple years (including "Not Sober", "Maybe It's Love", "I Must Not Waste Another Tear", "Double Rainbow", and "The Dream / Cocoon").

Video for Malocchio finally came out.

Just adding to this, because there was a third snippet that wasn't in your video.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.

The pretense of Florence + the Machine being a band has never been particularly well-kept. Florence is the sole writer from the "group" on every song. Isabella didn't contribute at all to the recording process of High as Hope, either. Just because Isabella was initially the titular second half of the name doesn't make her integral to the process of creating a Florence + the Machine record.