Gasoline (Haim song)

Haim first shared the song in a live performance on Instagram on June 18, 2020, a little over a week before the release of Women in Music, Pt. III. In December 2020, Haim contributed featured vocals to the song "No Body, No Crime", the second single from Taylor Swift's 2020 studio album, Evermore. When Haim began to work on the expanded edition of Women in Music Pt. III, they reached out to Swift to contribute vocals to "Gasoline" as she had previously told them that "Gasoline" was her favorite song on the album. In an Instagram post about the collaboration they said that Swift "brought such amazing ideas and new imagery to the song and truly gave it a new life." In February 2021, Haim posted a photo across social media, in which the three sisters stand in a gas station, in black, Amélie-inspired wigs with asymmetrical bangs. Fans noticed a petrol pump labelled "13" in the background and associated it with Swift's favorite number, 13. The band teased fans a potential collaboration with Swift again, via videos on TikTok. The song is three minutes and 13 seconds in length. ==Composition==

"Gasoline" is a "dreamy, guitar-sliding" "truly sensual slow jam that was made for making out all night in the car". The song contains lyrics about Danielle Haim's depression, with her "pleading to get out from under". Musically, "Gasoline" is a pop rock song. The song is three minutes and 13 seconds in length. ==Live performances==

on the left) performing "Gasoline" remix at the O2 Arena, London|thumb|alt=Taylor Swift and Alana Haim performing. On August 20, 2020, "Gasoline" was performed on the Grammy Awards's "Press Play" show. On September 29, 2020, Haim performed the song remotely on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the empty parking lot of The Forum in Los Angeles. They performed the song on CBS This Morning on November 28, 2020. Swift, in a surprise appearance, joined the band at the O2 in London on their One More Haim Tour to perform the "Gasoline" remix mashed-up with Swift's song "Love Story". ==Credits and personnel==

Credits are adapted from Tidal. • Alana Haim – lead vocals, songwriting, electric guitar • Danielle Haim – lead vocals, songwriting, production, drums, electric guitar • Este Haim – lead vocals, songwriting, bass • Taylor Swift – lead vocals (remix only) • Rostam Batmanglij – songwriting, production, accordion, acoustic guitar, bass, electric guitar, engineering • Ariel Rechtshaid – production, engineering, guitar, programming • Emily Lazar – mastering • Tom Elmhirst – mixing • Chris Rowe – engineering (remix only) • Dave Schiffman – engineering • Jasmine Chen – engineering • Joey Messina-Doerning – engineering • John DeBold – engineering • Matt DiMona – engineering • Chris Allgood – assistant engineering ==Charts==

Original version Taylor Swift remix ==Release history==