Taylor Swift recovers the rights of all his music after 20 years of struggle, exciting his fans with a letter and photos with his most iconic albums.
The morning of this Friday, May 30, the name of Taylor Swift He occupied the first places in trend within social networks, as thousands of fans celebrated a highly anticipated news for years.
The American singer announced that she has finally recovered the complete rights of her musical catalog, something that for a long time was a reason for controversy and legal struggle.
With great emotion, the interpreter of “All Too Well” shared with his followers this significant achievement, ensuring that after years of hard work and re -regions, he can now say that all his music belongs again, a victory that marks a before and after in his career and that he connects it even more with his fans community.
Taylor’s words showed how deep this process was, mentioning that he has not been able to break in crying of happiness, since recovering his works has been a personal and professional goal of enormous value.
He also thanked the constant support of those who were with her from the first moment in this struggle for their artistic independence.
Taylor Swift recovers all his music and moves with emotional letter to his fans
Taylor Swift announced this Friday that he owns his entire musical catalog, including unpublished videos, movies and songs, a victory that took more than 20 years to be completed and that excited his fans around the world.
The singer shared photos with her albums and wrote a letter in which she confessed to having cried with happiness, thanking her legal team and her followers for supporting her during the conflict with her former label, Big Machine Records.
He signed with that seal at age 15, but in 2019 his first six albums were sold without his consent to Scooter Braun, which led her to re -record her music under the “Taylor’s version” seal, turning that struggle into a global phenomenon.
From midnight, the legal transfer becomes official and all its creative work is again in their hands, consolidating not only its power as an artist, but also as a symbol of female independence in the music industry.
