So we decided to release the 1989 Deluxe bonus songs on @iTunesMusic! Tonight the first one, "Wonderland", is out. LIKE RIGHT NOW

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) February 17, 2015

Previously, Taylor Swift megafans were forced to buy the deluxe CD version of her newest album if they wanted a legal way to hear the three bonus tracks. The iTunes edition of 1989 only included the 13 tracks available on the standard album, and the pop megastar pulled her entire catalog from streaming service Spotify last year, leading to a much-publicized spat. Swift was able to succeed despite restricting access to her music because she's one of the few pop stars big enough to reliably sell a vast number of CDs in today's music industry. By drip-feeding the bonus tracks onto iTunes several months after the CD hit shelves, she's also showing she can manipulate the digital market to keep her stock high.