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Taylor Swift finally owns all the music she’s ever made, and it proves something about her Taylor’s Version re-recordings. In 2019, Swift announced that her former record label president had sold the label to Scooter Braun, which included the master recordings of her first six albums. Swift made it clear she did not like Braun and was devastated he now owned all her work.

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Taylor Swift finally owns all the music she’s ever made, and it proves something about her Taylor’s Version re-recordings. In 2019, Swift announced that her former record label president had sold the label to Scooter Braun, which included the master recordings of her first six albums. Swift made it clear she did not like Braun and was devastated he now owned all her work.

She soon revealed that she would be re-recording and re-releasing all of her music in an effort to own a version of those songs again. This became the highlight of her career in the last few years. However, as Swifties were awaiting Reputation (Taylor’s Version) and Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version), Swift announced she had purchased all her music back. Her new purchase and the excitement around it now says a lot about Taylor’s Versions.

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Taylor Swift finally owns all the music she’s ever made, and it proves something about her Taylor’s Version re-recordings. In 2019, Swift announced that her former record label president had sold the label to Scooter Braun, which included the master recordings of her first six albums. Swift made it clear she did not like Braun and was devastated he now owned all her work.

She soon revealed that she would be re-recording and re-releasing all of her music in an effort to own a version of those songs again. This became the highlight of her career in the last few years. However, as Swifties were awaiting Reputation (Taylor’s Version) and Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version), Swift announced she had purchased all her music back. Her new purchase and the excitement around it now says a lot about Taylor’s Versions.

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Swift’s Original Recordings Are Unbeatable

While Taylor Swift’s Taylor’s Versions were exciting for her and her fans, she could never really beat her original albums. There were a few songs that outdid the originals, like “All Too Well (10 Minute Version).” However, most of the songs, especially on albums like Speak Now and 1989, were hard to recreate. Part of what makes the original recordings so special is that they represent what Swift was going through at the time of writing and recording those songs.