Taylor posted a heartfelt note on her website. She said, “All of the music I’ve ever made now belongs to me.” You could tell this meant the world to her. This wasn’t just about business or contracts — it was about something deeper. I mean, imagine writing songs since you were a teenager and not even owning them. That’s got to hurt.
She also thanked her fans — a lot. She made it clear that their support helped her get through the whole journey. She even gave a shout-out to Shamrock Capital, the company that helped her buy back her masters. According to her, they were honest, respectful, and really helped make this happen.
What Albums Does She Own Now?
If you're wondering what this includes, here’s a quick rundown:
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Taylor Swift (her debut album)
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Fearless
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Speak Now
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Red
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1989
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Reputation (well, not yet released as Taylor’s Version, but she hinted it’s coming)
She already re-recorded Fearless, Red, Speak Now, and 1989 under the name “Taylor’s Version.” They’ve all been really successful. Fans loved them, critics praised them, and it kind of proved that artists can take back control and still win.
She also said that her debut album has been re-recorded, but it’s not out yet. And about Reputation — she’s keeping that under wraps for now but hinted it’ll happen when the time feels right.
Why This Matters (Like, A Lot)
This isn’t just a “music industry” story. It’s about standing up for your rights, especially as an artist. Taylor could’ve stayed quiet, but she didn’t. She fought hard for something she believed in — owning her art. Not everyone in the music world gets to do that.
And yeah, this is personal for her. She’s been through a lot — public fights, deals made behind her back, all of it. But through it all, she kept writing, kept recording, and kept pushing forward.
Now she’s sending a message to every artist out there: You can take back control. She hopes what she did inspires others to fight for their own voice, their own music, their own work. That’s powerful.
Taylor Swift confirms she now owns her first six albums https://t.co/34W6Rg0Jkz
— Music Mundial (@MusicMundial) May 30, 2025
Final Thoughts
If you’re a fan, this is a moment to celebrate. If you’re an artist or just someone who cares about creative rights, it’s worth paying attention to. Taylor didn’t just make a move for herself — she made a move that could change how things work for a lot of people.
You can read her full letter at TaylorSwift.com, and honestly, it’s worth a read. It’s emotional, honest, and feels like the kind of thing that only happens when someone really cares.
