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USA.- After years of dispute, Taylor Swift has finally managed to recover the rights of his first six studio albums, concluding one of the most popular legal controversies in the musical world. The singer announced the news through an emotional letter in her official place, where she expressed her happiness and relief for being, finally, owner of her own recordings.
In 2019, Scooter Braun, an entrepreneur and artistic representative, bought Big Machine Records, the label with which Swift signed at 15 years.
As part of the agreement, Braun obtained the rights of albums Taylor Swift (2006), Fearless (2008), Speak Now (2010), Red (2012), 1989 (2014) and Reputation (2017).
The singer, who was not informed about the operation, publicly denounced the transaction and expressed her anger for not having had the possibility of acquiring her own original recordings.
Given the impossibility of recovering their original recordings, Swift decided a blunt tactic: re -recording their albums under the Taylor’s version label, thus guaranteeing complete control over its music.
Between 2021 and 2023, he published new versions of Fearless, Red, Speak Now and 1989, all with small adjustments in production and the inclusion of unpublished topics from the Vault.
This strategy not only allowed him to resume the control of his work, but also commercially devalued the previous editions, moving them from the market.
During these years of confrontation, Swift faced several challenges. The controversy with Braun opened a debate on the rights of artists in the music industry, motivating a change in public opinion regarding intellectual property.
In addition, the singer had to face the impossibility of using her original versions at events such as the American Music Awards and the American Miss documentary.
Despite the challenges, Swift continued to develop his career with successful tours and new albums. Its eras Tour became an international phenomenon, generating millionaire profits and confirming its position as one of the most powerful artists of the moment.
Finally, in May 2025, Swift managed to acquire the rights of its first six albums, closing the legal battle.
The artist shared her joy on social networks, publishing photos with her albums and thanking the support of her fans. “All the music I have created now is mine,” he wrote in his letter, highlighting the emotional and professional value of this achievement.
With more than 200 million copies sold and a fortune that exceeds one billion dollars, Swift has proven to be an unstoppable figure in the musical panorama.
His ability to renew and fight for his rights has served as inspiration for other musicians to defend the authorship of his work. His story not only represents a personal victory, but also a reference in the defense of artistic independence.
