Taylor Swift is keeping the surprises coming ahead of her new album The Life of a Showgirl, with the 14-time Grammy winner unveiling two new vinyl variants on her website Monday (Aug. 18).

Available for pre-order at 2 p.m. ET — hours after a mysterious countdown appeared on Swift’s site teasing the drop — the brand new The Life of a Showgirl: The Shiny Bug Edition collection features an exclusive set of goodies that can only be purchased over the next two days. The limited editions are only available while supplies last until 1:59 p.m. ET on Wednesday (Aug. 20).

Available in two colors — wintergreen onyx and violet shimmer — the marbled Shiny Bug vinyl records feature exclusive cover art depicting Swift wearing a dark, sparkly leotard with flared spikes and matching gloves. They also come with a full-size gatefold photograph of Swift, a double-sided foldout panel displaying a special poem she wrote for the set and a collection of exclusive photographs.

The news comes less than a week after the pop star announced The Life of a Showgirl — her 12th studio album — on Aug. 12, via a teaser clip for her interview on Jason and Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast. The full episode featuring Swift arrived the following day, with the musician sharing more details about the LP — including its cover art, production team and tracklist — on the show and in an Instagram post.

“[The album is] a lot more upbeat, and it’s a lot more fun pop excitement,” she said on the show. “My main goals were melodies that were so infectious, you’re almost angry at it.”

With Max Martin and Shellback serving as Swift’s only co-producers on Showgirl, the 12-track project features a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter on the title track. At the time Swift first announced the LP last week, she also debuted four alternate versions of the album — the “Sweat and Vanilla Perfume” edition, the “It’s Frightening” edition, the “It’s Rapturous” edition and the “It’s Beautiful” edition — that each come with different artwork and photo cards, as well as a jewelry box with a different collectible charm bracelet.

As opposed to Swift’s last album, the sprawling 35-track Tortured Poets Department — which spent 17 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 — the singer has also promised that Showgirl will not have any bonus tracks beyond the core 12 on the tracklist.

“There’s no other songs coming,” she emphasized on New Heights. “This is the record I’ve been wanting to make for a very long time.”

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Fall is just around the corner, and everyone is celebrating, including Elton John.

The beloved musician teamed up with Slatkin + Co. to create new fall-centric scents, and they’re currently on sale on QVC’s website. The collection includes three new candle offerings with cozy scents starting at just $79.98. Whether you’re a fan of John or just a lover of a good, scented candle, these pieces are the perfect way to get yourself and your home into the fall spirit. Not only are these candles deliciously scented, they’re also packaged beautifully with nods to John and his historic home in Woodside in Berkshire, U.K. We broke down the new scented selection, talking pricing, burn time and scents so you can make the most educated decision before adding to cart.

Elton John by Slatkin + Co. Luxe 80oz Candle in Cinnamon Cashmere

$109.98 $145 24% off

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An 80oz tan glass with gift box in embossed gold foil scented like cinnamon and cashmere.

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This candle offering is pure comfort in a scent. The 80oz Cinnamon Cashmere candle is currently on sale for $109.98 and is scented with grated cinnamon bark, all cozied up in cashmere. You’ve also got a blend of deep winter rose and patchouli, bringing depth to the scent. The candle has five wicks and burns for approximately 109 hours. Cinnamon Cashmere is nestled into a glass container embossed with an abstract piano key-inspired print, a nod to John’s storied music career.

Elton John by Slatkin + Co. Luxe 80oz Candle in <strong>English Oak and Amber</strong>

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An 80oz candle in a gilded box that’s scented like mulled spices, oak and olden amberwood.

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This new piece in John’s candle line is currently on sale for $109.98. The 80oz English Oak and Amber candle comes with five wicks and is scented like mulled spices, oak and olden Amberwood. It’s spicy and woody, reminding us of a tall and oak tree in a fall forest. The candle’s scent is inspired by John and his friends’ tradition of gifting each other trees to plant on their properties. The vessel the candle is in is made of cream-colored glass with a unique embossed print meant to look like piano keys, like our last entry. This candle burns for approximately 109 hours.

Elton John by Slatkin + Co. 50oz Decorative Candle in Silver

$79.98 $99 19% off

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A decorative candle scented like fresh orange pomander, fir balsam, amber and cinnamon bark.

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Packaged in a decorative embossed silver ceramic container, this candle is inspired by John’s Woodside home. The 50oz piece is currently on sale for $79.98 and is scented like cozy and festive fresh orange pomander, fir balsam, amber and cinnamon bark, transforming any space into a fall-centric sanctuary. This candle has six wicks and boasts a burn time of 70 to 100 hours. We recommend styling this candle as a centerpiece on a table or vanity, creating an elegant finish.  

Elton John by Slatkin + Co. S/3 8oz Candles Woodside English Hamper

$66

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A set of three 8oz candles including Apple Mint Tea, Rhubarb Strawberry Crumble and Sugared Pear and Vanilla.

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If you’re not ready to let go of summer just yet, this set is for you. While it’s not a new offering, it is one worth shopping given you get three candles for the price of one. Each candle comes in a color-coordinated glass. You’ve got fragrances like Apple Mint Tea in the mint-colored glass, Rhubarb Strawberry Crumble in the red glass and Sugared Pear and Vanilla in the yellow glass. The set is meant to evoke spring and summer days at John’s Woodside home, specifically cherished spaces like the home’s orchards, kitchen and rose garden. Each candle burns up to 25 to 35 hours and is nestled in a wicker hamper basket that gives us picnic vibes.

This week, Priscilla Block returns with an introspective new track “Couldn’t Care Less,” while Ty Myers ponders online dating on his new song. Evan Honer digs deep into relationship doubts on “Not There Yet,” while the Randy Rogers Band offers up their latest, “The Going.”

Check out all of these and more in Billboard‘s roundup of some of the best country, bluegrass and/or Americana songs of the week below.

Priscilla Block, “Couldn’t Care Less”

Block will return with her sophomore album, Things You Didn’t See, in October and previews that new project with another single derived deeply from her own life story. She broke through with songs about heartbreak (“Just About Over You”) and body positivity (“Thick Thighs”), and she pours that same unfiltered, poetically raw sensibility into a new song about feigned composure in the face of disappointment and hurt. On “Couldn’t Care Less,” grapples with online criticisms and the disappointment of seeing certain accolades fail to come her way. This ballad is sure to ring true with anyone who has experienced unmet expectations, and her warm, conversational tone puts forth the song’s message with heart.

Ty Myers, “Through a Screen”

Myers takes a look at the peculiarities of online dating on this new, solo-written song titled “Through A Screen.” Elegant keyboard and lush strings build, as he captures the moments of an online discussion that swiftly leads to the protagonist falling for a lover he’s never met in person. “I’ve only known your name for a week/ and I know that I’m falling,” he sings, his voice as rich as ever, depicting the whirlwind of emotions, hopes and fears that come with modern dating. Myers takes what could easily become an underwhelming topic and elevates it to a song of yearning, expectant romance.

Evan Honer, “Not There Yet”

Honer teamed with Sierra Carson to craft this introspective narrative about someone comprehending their new lover has made fast connections with his family and friends, while he’s still on the fence about the relationship. “She’s so damn invested I’m scared to address/ It’s hard to accept it,” he sings, over gently-strummed acoustics, as the lyrics detail a realization of a rushed relationship. Honer excels at making the deeply personal feel universal. “Not There Yet” is included on Honer’s upcoming album Everything I Wanted, out Sept. 19.

Elizabeth Nichols, “Daughter”

Nichols earned a viral hit earlier this year with the clever kiss-off “I Got a New One.” But on her latest, she’s hoping that “if karma’s real,” an ex-lover will get a taste of his own medicine when he becomes a father — namely, that his daughter will one day fall for an unfaithful lover. Written by Nichols with Jackson Foote and Joybeth Taylor, Nichols’ “Daughter” demonstrates her prowess as a detailed songwriter and engaging vocalist with staying power.

Randy Rogers Band, “The Going”

The title track to this iconic Texas band’s upcoming new EP, “The Going,” offers a Western music-tinged, winding tale of a long drive with a mystic cowboy figure. The song opens with a nod to the grit and determination of a hard-touring band in the lines: “We played all night for nothing, but that ain’t nothin’ new/ When you’re trying to get a fire lit/ That’s just what you do.” Filled with scenes of rivers, cactus and coyotes, the song’s message becomes clear, a keen lesson that sometimes the journey is the reward. Rogers wrote the song with Jedd Hughes and Adam Wright.