"After 6 Years": Taylor Swift Announces Reclaiming the Rights to Her Albums

American artist Taylor Swift announced the reclaiming of the rights to her first six albums, which were first sold against her will in 2019, in a historic move that ends a years-long legal dispute. The deal's value was not disclosed, but Swift described the price as exceptionally fair and reasonable.

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There will be two fully authorized versions of each of these albums on the market, as she says that the re-recorded “Taylor's Versions” will remain available alongside the originals.

Taylor Swift reportedly wrote in a handwritten letter to fans: "Saying this is my greatest dream come true is actually a huge understatement."

“All I ever wanted was the opportunity to work hard enough so that one day I could buy my music outright, with no strings attached, no partnerships, with complete independence,” Taylor Swift added, thanking the company that sold her the rights.

In her lengthy statement, Taylor Swift explained that she felt nothing but joy about how the events of the past six years had played out. The sale of the originals, which had upset her, led to the re-recording of “Taylor’s Version,” which directly led to the idea of the Eras Tour. The record-breaking revenue allowed her to repurchase her previous life’s work, as she had hoped.

The dispute began in 2019 when a label purchased the rights to Swift's original recordings, prompting her to re-record her albums to regain control of her work. She has already released new versions of albums such as "Fearless," "Red," and "1989," while the re-recordings of "Reputation" and "Taylor Swift" are still underway.

Taylor Swift, 35, confirmed that this step represents the realization of one of her greatest dreams, noting that her struggle has inspired other artists to claim ownership of the rights to their artistic works. She added that this experience opens new horizons for artist rights in the music industry.