Taylor Swift announced Friday she has bought back her first six studio albums, the masters of which were sold to celebrity manager Scooter Braun in 2019 and later to Shamrock Capital.

After years of strategic moves and re-recordings, Taylor Swift has achieved what many artists only dream of—full ownership of her music catalog. This includes not only her master recordings but also ...

Swifties have come in full force streaming Swift's old albums after the superstar announced she'd purchased her old catalog.

Taylor Swift shocked the fandom May 30 by not announcing her highly anticipated album "Reputation (Taylor's Version)" or debut album, but saying she purchased back all of her music, her films, her ...

Taylor Swift gave fans more information about Reputation (Taylor's Version) while announcing she now owns the rights to her ...

Some artists have a better shot at owning their master recordings, while others may be barred from rerecording their music ...

In August 2019, Taylor announced that she would be re-recording and releasing her first six albums, all of which were owned ...

All of the music I’ve ever made ... now belongs ... to me,” the singer wrote, also teasing how far along she is in ...

Now Taylor Swift has bought back rights to the master recordings of her earlier albums, her project to re-record them — in order to keep the suits previously in possession of the masters from ...

Are you ready for it? The Springfield Museums are celebrating Taylor Swift in a big way. The Seymour Planetarium will light ...