Taylor Swift is one of the most successful and powerful singers in the world. But even with her fame, she once faced a painful situation: she didn’t own the music she had worked so hard to create.The problem started in 2019 when Taylor’s former record label, Big Machine Records, was sold to music manager Scooter Braun. This deal included the rights to her first six albums from her self-titled debut album to Reputation. That meant Scooter Braun now owned all the original recordings, also called masters, of those albums. Taylor was not informed of this sale in advance, and she was deeply upset.
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She posted the pictures about owning her work and Travis Kelce, her partner liked the post. She also wrote an emotional letter and posted it on her website and social media. In the letter, Taylor explained how she had tried for years to buy back her masters but was never given a fair chance. She said that owning her music was important to her because she had written every word and note herself. It wasn’t just about money, it was about her art, her memories, and her story. What hurt her most was that someone else now had control over her work. She accused Scooter Braun of bullying her in the past and said it felt like her life’s work had been stolen.
But Taylor Swift didn’t give up. Instead of fighting a legal battle she might not win, she came up with a bold idea: she would re-record her old albums and release them as Taylor’s Version. That way, her fans could choose to listen to the music she owned instead of the ones controlled by others.
She started with Fearless (Taylor’s Version) in 2021, followed by Red (Taylor’s Version) later that year. Both albums included not only the original songs but also some unreleased songs “from the vault.” Fans loved them, and both albums were big hits again. In fact, her re-recordings broke records and proved that artists could take back control of their work. In her letter, Taylor had written, “I just want to be able to own my work.” She turned those words into action, showing the world that artists deserve to have a say in how their music is used and sold.
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Since then, Taylor has continued to re-record more albums, including Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) and 1989 (Taylor’s Version). With every release, she regains ownership of her past, one song at a time.
Taylor Swift’s journey is not just about music, it’s about standing up for yourself, fighting for your rights, and showing others that it’s possible to take back what’s yours. Her story has inspired many young artists to read their contracts carefully and demand more control over their own work.
In the end, Taylor Swift didn’t just get her albums back — she took back her power.
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