Bryan Adams is “grateful” for Taylor Swift.

The 64-year-old rock star has just lately made the transfer to be an unbiased artist and admitted that he felt impressed by the ‘Anti-Hero’ songstress after she took it upon herself to re-record her again catalogue following a dispute with the Big Machine label.

He instructed USA Today: “I feel emboldened and empowered now. Taylor Swift, I’m quite grateful to her because I rerecorded my masters (for “Classic” and “Classic Pt. II”) after hearing she did it. She was my inspiration. Now, my productivity has been so high. I think a lot comes from the fact that I’m independent and with that comes renewed vigor. It makes you see things quite differently, too. You realize you’re worth a little more.”

Meanwhile, the ‘Summer of 69’ hitmaker admitted that regardless of his lengthy profession he nonetheless “underplays” his self-worth and was shocked to obtain a Grammy nomination final 12 months after virtually 25 years and not using a nod from the distinguished awards physique.

He stated: “I’m the biggest culprit of underplaying my value. Last year when I got a Grammy nomination I almost fell off my chair. It was my first in 24 years and I thought, what? It’s not like I haven’t been doing anything all these years, but I was so thrilled and happy that it happened because it’s coming from peers. It’s encouraging as a songwriter because people do listen.”

Brayn additionally admitted that he has “no idea” how he has preserved his vocals through the years however suspects it could be all the way down to genetics or lack of partying.

He stated: “I have no idea. Genetics, perhaps. I’ve never really been one to get out there and party much so that might be part of it. I keep myself to myself. I also tour differently than most people – two weeks on two weeks off – so it gives you time for a breather and for family. I’ve worked it out how I like to work and live. I also never wrote songs that were out of my range so even the early songs aren’t such a stretch to sing.”