Taylor Swift has spoken about the difficult and emotional process of buying back the rights to her back catalogue of master recordings, a deal she announced in May this year. At such a critical moment ...

Taylor Swift has announced her 12th studio album “The Life of a Showgirl,” hours after posting a mysterious countdown on her website.

Key Points In 2019, Scott Borchetta sold Big Machine Records to Scooter Braun in a deal that included the rights to Taylor Swift’s master recordings. In 2020, Braun sold the masters.

The long and convoluted saga began nearly six years ago, in the early hours of June 30, 2019, when Braun announced that his Ithaca Holdings had agreed to acquire Scott Borchetta's Big Machine ...

Scooter also doubled down on his claim that he and Taylor’s team were actually negotiating a deal for her to buy back her masters when she published that explosive Tumblr post back in 2019.

So, it’s pretty unsurprising that when Taylor’s former manager Scott Borchetta sold his record label, Big Machine Records, to Scooter’s company, Ithaca Holdings, for $300 million back in ...

The pop icon bought her catalog of recordings, originally released through Big Machine Records, from their most recent owner, the private equity firm Shamrock Capital, regaining control of her ...

Borchetta launched Big Machine Label Group in 2005, with the label group’s present-day roster including Thomas Rhett, Riley Green, Brett Young, Midland and the Jack Wharff Band.

On the Move: July 15, 2025 Truxton, MCA, UMPG Nashville, Big Machine Records announce updates ...

May 31 (UPI) -- Pop music star Taylor Swift 's famous friends are celebrating the fact that she bought back from Shamrock Capital the first six albums she initially recorded for Big Machine Records.

Ownership was a key component of the deal she signed with Universal Music Group’s Republic Records in November of 2018, after her Big Machine deal expired, and everything she’s released since ...