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Taylor Swift now owns her entire catalog of music

Taylor Swift triumphantly reclaims rights to her entire music catalog

The saga began nearly six years ago, on June 30, 2019, when music executive Scooter Braun’s Ithaca Holdings acquired Big Machine Label Group — along with the master recordings of Swift’s first six al...

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‘My decades of dreams’: Taylor Swift now owns her entire catalog of music

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Taylor Swift Says She Now Owns Her Music — and Reveals Status of ‘Reputation’ and Debut Rerecords

Taylor Swift gains control of her music catalog

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Taylor Swift Now Owns All of Her Music—But This is the ONE Detail Nobody is Talking About

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No, Taylor Swift probably didn't handwrite her (already iconic) letter to fans. Here's what she did instead

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Selena Gomez Congratulates Taylor Swift on Reclaiming Her Music Catalog

Gomez has supported Swift since their friendship began more than a decade ago. The two singers were introduced by the Jonas Brothers in August 2008 and have been besties ever since. "We actually dated the Jonas Brothers together! It was hysterical," Gomez told KISS FM UK in 2017.

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Taylor Swift vs Justin Bieber Career Comparison: Albums, Music Rights, Net Worth, and Tours

Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber’s contrasting music catalog moves spark fan debates on ownership, legacy, and career impact.

Taylor Swift reclaims her masters, shares powerful letter: 'My greatest dream come true'

Shamrock first purchased Swift's recordings in 2020 amid her feud with music executive Scooter Braun. The two had been at odds since Braun purchased Big Machine Label Group in 2019, Swift's former record label, assuming the rights to her master recordings.

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Taylor Swift Reveals She Bought Back Her Music Catalog in Emotional Announcement 6 Years After Scooter Braun Drama

Taylor Swift announced on Friday, May 30, that she has bought back her music catalog, giving her control of her first six albums, six years after her drama with Scooter Braun and former label Big Machine.