Overview
- Taylor Swift finalized a $360 million agreement with Shamrock Capital to buy her first six albums’ master recordings.
- The deal resolves a dispute that began in 2019 when Scooter Braun acquired Swift’s Big Machine Records catalog and later sold it to Shamrock.
- Swift marked the milestone on May 31 with a dinner at Midtown Manhattan’s Monkey Bar alongside Selena Gomez.
- She remains in the process of re-recording her album Reputation and has completed less than a quarter of the project.
- Industry observers say the agreement represents a landmark victory for artists seeking control over their own work.