Kill Frenzy just dropped his debut LP on Dirtybird and at this point you probably have two questions: is it as catchy as 2012's "Booty Clap" and why is it called Taylr Swft? The answers to both of these are "yes" and "because." Taylr Swft takes the lessons learned from "Booty Clap" and amplifies them to extreme degrees, utilizing supremely catchy vocal hooks with crisp, sultry production elements. Between "All Night Long", "No Panties", "XXX" ft Astrid, and "So Fine." Unlike when you listen to Taylor Swift's 1989, if you somehow don't get laid after playing your crush Taylr Swft it's your own damn fault.Taylr Swft isn't just Kill Frenzy's best work to date, it also stands out ahead of a wealth of other superb Dirtybird releases this year. Label boss Claude VonStroke says himself that these tracks have been his "secret weapon" this year, and it's easy to hear why. They pulse, they gyrate, they shake (though they do not shake it off), affirming the label's role as a curator of music that remains as long-lasting and enjoyable as the track that propelled Kill Frenzy onto the radar two years ago. We highly recommend it.Cop Taylr Swft on Beatport or stream on YouTube.Ziad Ramley is out of the woods, all night long on Twitter.