Taylor Swift - Fearless reviewed

Fearless Taylor Swift Big Machine Records Rating: 3 stars (out of 5)

Taylor Swift's sophomore album Fearless serves as proof that the country teen princess is no one-hit wonder. Her mix of teen lust stories and wide-eyed, innocent ballads makes the perfect recipe for success, appealing to any sensitive 15-year-old girl or college girl who just wishes she was 15 again.

Don't get her wrong. Just because Swift has teen pop appeal it doesn't mean she's just another former Mickey Mouse Club star created by the teen pop machine. Swift writes or co-writes every song on the album, including the first single "Love Story," which is already hard to escape on country and pop radio.

Fearless may also be Swift's final crossover to the mainstream. The country melodies and guitar riffs of hits like "Our Song" from her self-titled 2006 debut are hard to come by on her new release. While she may be abandoning the country scene, she's proving she is here to stay.

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