Taylor Swift Reclaims Ownership of Her First Six Albums from Shamrock Holdings
In a groundbreaking move that has thrilled fans and sent shockwaves through the music industry, Taylor Swift has officially bought back the rights to her first six studio albums from Shamrock Holdings. This development marks a major victory in Swift's years-long battle for control over her master recordings.
The saga began in 2019, when music executive Scooter Braun acquired Big Machine Label Group, the label that originally signed Swift. The deal included the master recordings of her early albums—from her 2006 self-titled debut to 2017’s Reputation. Swift was vocal about her disapproval, citing a lack of transparency and accusing Braun of years of manipulation. In response, she launched a re-recording campaign to reclaim her music on her own terms, starting with Fearless (Taylor’s Version) and Red (Taylor’s Version), among others.
Shamrock Holdings, a private equity firm, purchased the rights from Braun in 2020, but Swift opted not to partner with them at the time, citing that Braun would still profit from the deal. However, recent negotiations between Swift and Shamrock have reportedly resulted in a private agreement allowing her to purchase full ownership of the masters.
This acquisition gives Taylor complete creative and financial control over her original work—an empowering moment not only for her but also for artists across the industry fighting for ownership rights. Swift has consistently used her platform to advocate for musicians to own their own music, and this latest milestone solidifies her status as a trailblazer in that cause.
Swifties worldwide are celebrating this monumental moment, with many hoping this means we’ll see new releases or deluxe versions of the original albums, this time fully under Taylor’s command.
Stay tuned—Taylor’s not just rewriting history, she’s taking it back entirely.
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