After six years of fighting for the property of her work, the singer and composer said: “All the music I have made … now … it belongs to me”
The American singer and songwriter Taylor Swift announced that he bought the rights of his first six albumsthus ending a six -year battle for the property of his work.
“All the music I have made … now … it belongs to me,” mentioned the interpreter of “Bad Blood” In a handwritten letter published on its website, in which he thanks his fans “passionate” Support during his battle to recover the rights of his first studio albums after the record company in which he recorded them was sold.
So this includes, “The musical videos, the movies of my concerts, the art and photography of my albums, the unpublished songs, the memories, the magic, the madness. Each tour. All the work of my life,” explained. “To say that my biggest dream has come true is little,” said.
According to Billboard, Swift would have paid to the Shamrock Holdings investment fund, the last owner of his music, 360 million dollars to acquire the rights of his work.
This agreement ends the fight for the rights of its music that has lasted six years, since in the summer of 2019 The Magnate of the Scooter Braun industry bought the Big Machine record, which published the artist’s first six albums. Subsequently, Braun sold it to the Shamrock Holdings investment fund for allegedly 300 million dollars.
Reason why the artist began to re -record four of the first six albums that carry the seal “Taylor’s version”, in an effort to devalue the original recordings.
The other two, “Reputation” (2017) and the first “Taylor Swift”, that has already re -recorded, “They can have their time to re -enck at the appropriate time,” If fans want it, said the singer.
“All I have always wanted is to have the opportunity to work hard enough to be able to buy my music without ties, without association, with total autonomy”Swift stressed.
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