Scooter Braun "Encourages" Private Equity Firm That Owns Taylor Swift's Music To Sell It Back To Her Because He's Broke
- Scooter Braun reportedly encourages Shamrock Capital to sell Taylor Swift the masters of her first six albums, originally acquired in 2019, according to Page Six reports on May 22, 2025.
- This potential sale follows Braun's 2020 transfer of the masters to Shamrock Capital and Swift's ongoing efforts to regain control by rerecording her early albums since 2019.
- Swift has re-released updated versions of four albums and stands to gain full ownership of both her original and rerecorded works by buying back the masters.
- Experts estimate the cost to repurchase the masters ranges between $600 million and $1 billion, which could reach about half of Swift's net worth, while Braun helps facilitate the deal.
- If successful, Swift would secure full control over her music rights, potentially ending a long public dispute and influencing artists' industry power regarding ownership rights.
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Taylor Swift can 'claw back' to win her stolen musical legacy, all thanks to a 'bully' now 'encouraging' the breakthrough
Taylor Swift is reportedly on her way to making the biggest move of her career: owning the masters of her first six albums. It’s now the stuff of legend how Taylor Swift lost the opportunity to buy back her masters — and how brilliantly she navigated the fallout. Swift has harbored long-standing animosity toward Scooter Braun, the music mogul who bought her masters and later resold them to Shamrock Capital without offering her a chance to reclai…
Scooter Braun "Encourages" Private Equity Firm That Owns Taylor Swift's Music To Sell It Back To Her Because He's Broke
Oh, here we go again......My friend stalker last, Scooter Braun is yet again poking his slimy head out of the Hole of Hell we sent him into, trying make a quick buck off Taylor Swift.....again? Is thi...
Take Him, Take Him! Taylor Swift Could Get His First Six Albums Back.
Gustavo AlonsoTaylor Swift could have the possibility to recover the original rights of his first six albums, a decision that would mark a key turn in the dispute he has held for years with the owners of his original masters. According to Page Six reports, the singer has received an offer to buy back her catalog, for a figure that could range between 600 and 1 billion dollars. The report arises in the middle of the promotion of Reputation (Taylo…
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