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Big Machine Records was founded in 2005 by Scott Borchetta, launching with a small roster and a focus on country artists. Taylor Swift signed with the label that year and releas...
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Big Machine Records was founded in 2005 by Scott Borchetta, launching with a small roster and a focus on country artists. Taylor Swift signed with the label that year and releas...
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Taylor Swift does not own a standalone major record label, but she controls the rights to her master recordings and leverages a network of company entities and distribution part...
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Will Taylor Swift rerecord Reputation asks whether the singer will revisit her 2017 album in the same way she has revisited earlier catalog. As a status-focused clarification, t...
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In the early years of her career, Taylor Swift assigned her master recordings to a music publisher, which were later sold to a larger catalog and eventually acquired by Scooter...
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Taylor Swift acquired the master recordings of her first six albums to regain control of her catalog and alter leverage in the music industry. The move aimed to protect artistic...
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Taylor Swift did not buy back the master recordings of her first six albums in a single purchase; instead, she acquired the song catalogs of those albums, which include the unde...
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