The Years-Long Battle for the Rights to Her Music Intelled After Scooter Braun‘S I ithaca Holdings LLC HAD PURCHASED HER FORMER LABEL, BIG MACHINE RECORDS, IN JNE 2019.
At The Time, Taylor Shared Insight into Quest To Own Her Music Ahead of Her Department from Her Original Label In Late 2018.
“For Years I Asked, Pleaded for A Chance To Own My Work,” Swift Wrote On Her Tumblr Page. “Instead I was given an Opportunity to sign back up to Big Machine Records and ‘Earn’ One Album Back at A Time, One for Every New One I Turned in. Scott Borchetta Would Sell The Label, Thereby Selling Me and My Future. “
Throughout the Fight, Taylor Began Taking Autonomy of Her Work By Re-Recording The Music She Didn’t Own, Releassing Fearless (Taylor’s version), Speak Now (Taylor’s version), Network (Taylor’s version) and 1989 (Taylor’s version) Between 2022 and 2024.
“The Passionate Support You Showed Those Albums and the Success Story You Turned The Eras Tour into is Why I Was Able to Buff My Music,” Taylor Wrote in Her Heartfelt Message To Fans. “I can kank you engough for helping to gather me with This Art That I Have dedicated my life to, But Have Never Owned Until Now.”
