Taylor Swift Buys Back First 6 Albums: My Greatest Dream Come True
3 minute readPublished: Friday, May 30, 2025 at 3:44 pm
**Taylor Swift Reclaims Her Music: A Dream Come True**
Pop superstar Taylor Swift has achieved a major victory, buying back the masters of her first six albums. The singer announced the exciting news on Friday, expressing her overwhelming joy and relief after years of fighting for control of her life's work.
In a heartfelt message shared on her website, Swift revealed that "All of the music I've ever made now belongs to me." She described the experience as her "greatest dream come true," highlighting the emotional significance of finally owning her entire catalog.
Swift's journey to reclaim her music has been a long and arduous one. After years of feeling like the "carrot [was] dangled and then yanked away," she was finally able to secure the rights. She also thanked Shamrock Capital for being the first to offer her the opportunity to buy back her music.
The deal includes everything: music videos, concert films, album art, unreleased songs, and all the memories associated with each era. Swift emphasized the importance of her fans' support, particularly the success of her re-recorded albums, "Taylor's Version," and her record-breaking "Eras Tour," which played a crucial role in making this purchase possible.
While celebrating this milestone, Swift also provided an update on the re-recording of her sixth studio album, *Reputation (Taylor's Version)*, stating it's less than a quarter of the way done. She also hinted that her self-titled debut album could also be re-recorded in the future.
Swift concluded her message by offering support and praise to younger artists who have managed to negotiate their masters into their contracts, acknowledging the challenges she faced in the music industry. This move marks a significant moment for Swift and underscores her commitment to artistic ownership and empowering other artists.
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