Taylor Swift’s unreleased music travels under lock and key.
Her pal and collaborator Ed Sheeran has revealed the secret to how the 27-year-old singer keeps her music out of the public domain until it is officially released.
He told Capricho magazine: "She would never send new songs, no. I hear them but has to be with her.
"I remember when I did a song with her for her album, I was in San Francisco and they sent someone with a locked briefcase with an iPad and one song on it and they flew San Francisco and played the song I’ve done with her and asked if I like it and I was like ‘yeah’ and they took it back, that’s how I hear it."
Meanwhile, Ed previously opened up about his close bond with Taylor, admitting her 4th July party is the only celebrity party he attends every year.
He said: "That was at Taylor Swift’s 4th July party. That’s the only [celebrity party] I do."
And Ed admits both of them have a competitive streak and says they can take it "too far" sometimes.
He shared recently: "There’s an underdog element to it. Taylor was never the popular kid in school. I was never the popular kid in school. Then you get to the point when you become the most popular kid in school – and we both take it a bit too far.
"She wants to be the biggest female artist in the world and I want to be the biggest male artist in the world. It also comes from always being told that you can’t do something and being like, ‘F you. I can.’"
Taylor Swift’s music kept under lock and key
