Taylor Swift Now Owns 80% of Her Discography: A Look at the “Taylor’s Version” Releases

Taylor Swift has taken control of her music career by re-recording her discography, and her latest release, “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” marks a significant milestone as she now owns 80 percent of her music. This album is the fourth of six planned re-recordings by the pop superstar, who first embarked on this journey in response to music executive Scooter Braun’s acquisition of her former label, Big Machine.

Swift’s battle to regain ownership of her master recordings began in 2019, and since then, she has been on a mission to reclaim her music. With the release of “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” fans can once again enjoy her iconic hits with a fresh twist and additional unreleased tracks from the vault.

The singer’s dedication to re-recording her early albums has been met with overwhelming support from her loyal fan base, who have eagerly awaited each new release. Swift’s re-recordings, known as “Taylor’s Version,” not only give her control over her music but also allow her to share her artistry in a new light.

As Swift continues to roll out her re-recordings, fans can look forward to more nostalgic hits and unreleased gems in the coming years. With each release, Swift is reclaiming her legacy and proving that she is in charge of her own narrative. Stay tuned for more updates on Taylor Swift’s journey to owning her music.